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A Proposal For An "Ideal" Course In Law And Medicine, Allan H. Mccoid

Journal of Legal Education

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119th University Of Notre Dame Commencement And Mass Program, University Of Notre Dame

Commencement Programs

119th University of Notre Dame Commencement and Mass Program

Communications Satellites--Progress And The Road Ahead, Bernard G. Segal

Vanderbilt Law Review

The declared policy of the United States is the establishment of a global system of communications satellites which will serve our needs and those of other countries, which will permit the participation of all nations, and which will contribute to world peace and understanding." Such a system, President Kennedy stated, is a vital element in the march of civilization. For lawyers to have a meaningful understanding of the developments in this new and important endeavor requires some understanding of the basic technology of communications satellites, of applicable legislation, and of the international problems involved. This article will attempt to present …

Freedom Of The Press And The Law Of Libel The Modern Revised Translation , Willard H. Pedrick

Cornell Law Review

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Forum Juridicum: The American Lawyer - Decline Of Leadership, George W. Hardy Jr.

Louisiana Law Review

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Torts - Liability Of Creditor For Contacting Employer Of Debtor As Collection Method, Kenneth D. Mccoy Jr.

Louisiana Law Review

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Corporations Insuring Employees' Lives, E. Ralph Cotham, Iv

Vanderbilt Law Review

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals' in 1959 reversed a tax court holding that a life insurance contract taken out by a corporation to insure an employee's life was a wagering contract because neither the corporation nor the beneficiary possessed an insurable interest in the employee's life and that the proceeds were thus not excludible as an amount received "under a life insurance contract." In 1964 the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a federal district court's judgment entered on a jury's verdict that a corporation, which was both owner and the beneficiary of a life insurance policy, had no …

The Legal Issue May 1964 V4 N4, The Catholic University Of America, Columbus School Of Law

The Legal Issue

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Criminal Law-Aiding And Abeiting-Criminal Liablity For Knowingly Furnishing Racing Results To Bookmakers, John H. Blish

Michigan Law Review

Appellant, who received a weekly salary for distributing horse-racing results by telephone to some twenty bookmakers, was convicted of aiding and abetting bookmaking activities in violation of section 986 of the New York Penal Law. He admitted knowing that the information would be used by his employer's customers in violation of section 986, but no actual evidence of bookmaking was presented to the court. On appeal, held, reversed, one judge dissenting. Knowingly transmitting racing results to bookmaking establishments by telephone does not, without proof of acceptance of bets on a professional basis, constitute aiding and abetting bookmaking in violation …

The Prayer Decisions, Frank W. Hanft

North Carolina Law Review

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A Decade Of Metropolitan Government In Toronto, Albert Rose

Buffalo Law Review

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Newspaper Monopoly In New Orleans: The Lessons For Antitrust Policy, Richard J. Barber

Louisiana Law Review

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Copyrights-Liabilty Of Store Owner For Sale Of Infringing Phonograph Records By Concessionaire, Terrence L. Croft

Michigan Law Review

Defendant H. L. Green Company licensed defendant Jalen Amusement Company as concessionaire of the record departments in twenty-three of its stores. The licensing agreement required Jalen's employees to follow all Green's rules and regulations and empowered Green to discharge any employee found to be conducting himself improperly. The gross receipts of the record department were collected by Green, Jalen receiving only the amount remaining after deductions for the license fee, salaries, and taxes. Although Jalen ordered and paid for the records and its employees made all the sales, record purchasers were unaware of Jalen's autonomy in the record department. Plaintiff, …

Why An Interest Equalization Tax?, Owen Alan Knopping

William & Mary Law Review

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Criminal Law Legislation And Legal Scholarship, Fred Cohen

Journal of Legal Education

No abstract provided.

Recent Case Comments, Law Review Staff

Vanderbilt Law Review

Attorneys--Violation of Canon 27 by Encouraging or Permitting Favorable Publicity

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Constitutional Law--Dismissal of Criminal Charges Because of Deprivation of Right to Effective Counsel by Eavesdropping

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Criminal Law--Credit Card Invoice as a "Security" under National Stolen Property Act

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Criminal Law--Rights of Alleged Parole Violator at Revocation Hearing

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Labor Law--Federal Procedure--Right to Jury Trial under Section 17 of the Fair Labor Standards Act

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Labor Law--Representation. Elections--Provision on Ballot Allowing Vote for "No Representation"

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Labor Law--Unfair Labor Practice--Availability of Injunction Prior to Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies

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Taxation--Federal Estate Tax--Survivor's Annuity as Insurance Under Section 2039 a …

Procedure: Civil Procedure, Henry G. Mcmahon

Louisiana Law Review

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Over-The-Counter Market Quotations, Philip A. Loomis Jr., Eugene H. Rotberg

Michigan Law Review

Chapter VII of the Report of Special Study of Securities Markets of the Securities and Exchange Commission focused attention upon the little understood and often perplexing problems presented by the quotations for over-the-counter stocks which appear regularly in the newspapers-the so-called retail quotations system. The Report was quite critical of the existing retail quotations system, concluding that it was inconsistent with the general philosophy of full disclosure elsewhere applied in the administration of the federal securities laws and, in fact, operated "to conceal what elsewhere in the securities business is considered essential to be disclosed." While there does not appear …

Trial By Newspaper And The Social Sciences, Donald M. Gillmor

North Dakota Law Review

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Free Press V. Fair Trial: The Judge's View, Bernard S. Meyer

North Dakota Law Review

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Judicial Selection And Tenure In Indiana: A Critical Analysis And Suggested Reform

Indiana Law Journal

Indiana's method of selecting its judiciary by the partisan election process has for years been considered wholly inadequate by those who have given it serious thought. Yet that system persists, notwithstanding many efforts at legislative reform. The Editors of the Indiana Law Journal feel it is the responsibility of all citizens, attorneys and judges to continually seek adoption of the most sound method of selecting and retaining in public office those entrusted with the responsibility of administering justice. The following nwte is presented as one writer's evaluation of the present system and its alternatives, in the hope that it will …

Editorial, Stanley Pierce Doyle

Tulsa Law Review

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Limitations On Political Activities Of Corporations, Vincent P. Haley

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Equality, Fairness And 315: The Frustration Of Democratic Politics, Harry R. Blaine

Maryland Law Review

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Advertising And The Right Of Privacy, Nicholas C. Bozzi

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Modern Mettle: The Misconstrued Morality, William B. Martin

Kentucky Law Journal

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A Comparative Examination Of The Role Of The Criminal Lawyer In Our Present Day Society, Harris B. Steinberg

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Public Offerings: A Comparative Study Of Disclosure In Western Europe And The United States, Robert H. Jackson

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Employee Stock Plans And The Securities Act Of 1933, Alan L. Hyde

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Licensing Of Domestic Air Transportation, William K. Jones

Journal of Air Law and Commerce

No abstract provided.