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Police Power, Planning And Aesthetics, Theodore M. Norton

Santa Clara Law Review

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Police Power, Planning And Aesthetics, Theodore M. Norton

Santa Clara Law Review

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Stop And Frisk In California, Harvey E. Henderson Jr.

UC Law Journal

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Sovereign Liability For Defective Or Dangerous Plan Or Design--California Government Code Section 830.6, John Michael Rector

UC Law Journal

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Trade Associations Are Boycott-Prone--Bid Depositories As A Case Study, William H. Orrick Jr.

UC Law Journal

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Hospitalization Of The Mentally Ill In Wisconsin: A Need For A Reexamination, George E. Dix

Marquette Law Review

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The Disease Concept Of Alcoholism And Traditional Criminal Law Theory, James E. Starrs

South Carolina Law Review

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The Ex-Convict's Right To Vote, David H. Getches

Publications

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Criminal Law--Homicide--Murder--Manslaughter--Retrial For Manslaughter On Evidence Of Murder, Alan Lips

Kentucky Law Journal

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Imputed Contributory Negligence - Master Servant Relation - Not A Bar To Master's Recovery In Automobile Cases, Daniel J. Mcaleer

North Dakota Law Review

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Constitutionality Of Subdivision Control Exactions The Quest For A Rationale, John D. Johnston Jr.

Faculty Scholarship

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Aba Recommendations: A Newspaperman's Critique, Sam Ragan

Notre Dame Law Review

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Natural Law And Freedom Of Communication Under The Fourteenth Amendment, William A. Carroll

Notre Dame Law Review

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Recent Decisions

Georgia Law Review

Contributory Negligence-SEAT BELTS-REFUSAL TO INSTRUCT ON PLAINTIFF-PASSENGER'S FAILURE TO USE AVAILABLE SEAT BELTS NOT ERROR ABSENT EVIDENCE OF CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PASSENGER'S INJURIES AND FAILURE TO USE SEAT BELT

Criminal Law-HABEAS CORPUS-HABEAS Corpus Is AVAILABLE To TEST THE VALIDITY OF A SENTENCE TO COMMENCE in Futuro EVEN THOUGH THE PETITIONER WOULD NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE OR PAROLE IF THE WRIT WERE GRANTED

Federal Income Taxation-TAX BENEFIT RULE-RECOVERY OF PROPERTY PREVIOUSLY C.AIME' AS CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION IS INCLUDED IN GROSS INCOME AND TAXED AT RATE PREVAILING IN THE YEAR OF RECOVERY

Labor-Management Relations-UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES-SHOWING ANTI- UNION FILM DURING ORIENTATION OF …

Constitutional Law--Duty To Warn Accused Of Rights On Arrest, George Lawson Partain

West Virginia Law Review

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Some Observations On Police-Administered Tests For Intoxication, L. Poindexter Watts

North Carolina Law Review

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Labor Relations -- Federal Pre-Emption Of Defamation Cases, R. Walton Mcnairy Jr.

North Carolina Law Review

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Administrative Law--Judicial Review Under West Virginia Administrative Procedure Act Not Applicable To Agency Actions Relating Solely To Internal Management, Paul Robert Rice

West Virginia Law Review

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Nonconforming Uses In Illinois, Carolyn Krause

Chicago-Kent Law Review

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The Conscientious Objector And The First Amendment: There But For The Grace Of God . . ., John Henry Schlegel

Journal Articles

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The Fingerprinting Of Juveniles, E. Kennth Friker

Chicago-Kent Law Review

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Automobile Safety: A Diagnosis Of An Epidemic

Washington and Lee Law Review

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The Three-Judge District Court In Contemporary Federal Jurisdiction, Anon

Washington Law Review

Congress has provided that in certain cases which are otherwise properly before a federal district court, a special district court composed of three judges, one of whom must be a circuit judge, is required. Theoretically, this requirement is procedural assurance that important litigation will receive commensurate consideration in the federal district courts. One type of litigation which Congress has deemed to merit this special treatment is a suit to enjoin enforcement of a state statute or administrative order on grounds of unconstitutionality. While the three-judge statute is relatively simple in theory, it has proven quite complex in practice and has …

Workmen's Compensation For Radiation Injuries In Tennessee, E. Blythe Stason

Vanderbilt Law Review

We lay to one side, so far as this article is concerned, the impact of the atom on general tort liability in Tennessee. Such important aspects of the total subject as strict liability, nuisance actions, third-party liability, and joint and several liability we reserve for another occasion. Hopefully radiation will be so well regulated that the injuries to outsiders will be few and far between. We also lay to one side possible injuries in Tennessee resulting from the extensive operations of the federal government in the nuclear field. Such injuries receive special handling either by federal agencies (e.g.,the Bureau of …

Federal Habeas Corpus And The State Court Criminal Defendant, Frank W. Wilson

Vanderbilt Law Review

Federal habeas corpus for state prisoners is one of the most controversial and emotion-ridden subjects in the entire field of criminal law. Considering the period over which this controversy has continued, it is surely one of the oldest unresolved disputes between the state and federal courts. The removal of an action from a state to a federal court may sometimes cause ruffled feelings, but few judges remain long offended at being relieved of trying a lawsuit. On the other hand, when a federal judge reverses a state judge who has been affirmed by the state appellate courts, forcing him to …

The Case Against The Guest Statute, O. Forrest Morgan Jr.

William & Mary Law Review

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Lawbreakers, Courts, And Law-Abiders, Roger J. Traynor

Missouri Law Review

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Constitutional Law: Criminal Punishment Of Alcoholic For Public Drunkenness Held To Be Cruel And Unusual Under The Eighth And Fourteenth Amendments

Duke Law Journal

The Fourth Circuit unanimously held that criminal punishment of an alcoholic for public drunkenness violates the eighth and fourteenth amendments. This landmark decision, while apparently sound, leaves the states with many new problems in effecting the shift from the jail to the hospital. Some possible solutions to these problems are suggested herein. In addition, the possibility of applying the rationale of the holding to crimes other than public drunkenness is considered.

Crime--Torts: Due Process Of Compensation For Crime Victims, Luis Kutner

Notre Dame Law Review

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The Plight Of The Sexual Psychopath: A Legislative Blunder And Judicial Acquiescence, Michael B. Roche

Notre Dame Law Review

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