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Tax-Free Fringe Benefits And Social Security: Is It Time To Change The Rules?, Gail Levin Richmond

Nova Law Review

When then Assistant Attorney General Jackson made the above

argument in defense of the social security system, economic conditions

were vastly different from those faced by Congress and the Court in

1981.

Bringing It All Back Home: Toward A Closer Rapport Between Lawyer And Layperson, Michael L. Richmond

Nova Law Review

The public has never harbored any great love for the legal profession,

yet it has openly avowed deep respect for and deference to the law

itself

Videotape As A Tool In The Florida Legal Process, Rita Dee

Nova Law Review

Florida is one of the pioneer states using videotape as evidence in the

courtroom.'

Article One Of The Uniform Land Transactions Act: Is Inconsistency With The U.C.C. An Unnecessary Obstacle?, Ronald B. Brown

Faculty Scholarship

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M'Naghten: Right Or Wrong For Florida In The 1980s? It Flunks The Test, Joseph R. Dawson

Nova Law Review

The members of the jury listened solemnly as the judge instructed

them on the law." The defendant was charged with murder in the first

degree.

The Impact Of Firpta And Erta On Florida Real Estate Investment By A Netherlands Antillescorporation, Marty Patrick

Nova Law Review

The tax advantages once granted a foreigner using a foreign corporation

to invest in United States real estate have disappeared.

Electoral Graffiti: The Right To Write-In, Robert Batey

Nova Law Review

The election of 1980 focused unprecedented attention on the discontented

voter.

Post-Majority Support In Florida: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?, Barbara B. Wagner

Nova Law Review

Despite these words of the state Supreme Court, Florida courts have

not expressly held that a divorced parent, with the financial ability to

do so, is required to provide his child with a college education.

Advertising, Solicitation, And Indication Of Specialization: Recent Proposed Rules And Supreme Court Mandate, Steven J. Greenwald

Nova Law Review

The American Bar Association (ABA), on January 3, 1980, circulated

a proposed draft for the complete revision of the Model Rules of Professional

Conduct.

The Demise Of Lex Loci Delicti: Bishop V. Florida Specialty Paint Co., Deborah Ohman Zimet

Nova Law Review

Where a Florida resident incurs injuries as a result of tortious conduct

perpetrated by another Florida resident in a foreign state, and an action

to recover for the injuries is subsequently initiated in Florida,

should the law of the place of the wrong1 govern the substantive rights

and liabilities of the parties concerned?

Teaching Geometric Sameness To A Deaf-Blind Child, Gary Dean Yarnall

JADARA

Teaching Geometric Sameness To A Deaf-Blind Child - no abstract available.

A Longitudinal Study Of Career Maturity Attitudes In A Deaf Population, James L. Kersting, P. Greg Emerton, Loy E. Golladay

JADARA

No abstract available.

Predicting Achievement In Reading Fingerspelling: Development Of An Experimental Test, Gary E. Mowl

JADARA

No abstract available.

July 1981 Volume 15 Number 1

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Scanned from the hard copy of July 1981 Volume 15 Number 1

Hurricane Losses: Mandatory Practice And Taxpayer Options, Gregory Ritter

Nova Law Review

The United States has sustained more than twelve billion dollars

in hurricane damage since 1900.1 This country experiences an average

of three hurricanes, two of which are major,every two years.

Center For The Study Of Administration Doctorate In Business Administration Program 1981-82 Bulletin, Nova University

Huizenga Postgraduate Course Catalogs

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Personal Jurisdiction In Florida: Some Problems And Proposals, Marc Rohr

Nova Law Review

As any well-taught law student knows, two things must generally

be true in order for an American court to render a binding in personam

judgment against a party who does not reside within the borders of the

state in which the court is located:' (1) the party's conduct must fall

within the terms of a statute of that state, universally known as a "long

arm statute," conferring power upon that state's courts to hear cases of

the kind described therein, and (2) the assertion of personal jurisdiction

under the long arm statute must satisfy the "minimum contacts" test

articulated by …

The Fate Of A Non-Resident Personal Representative: In Re Estate Of Greenberg, Peter S. Broberg

Nova Law Review

In re Estate of Greenberg' addresses the constitutionality of Florida's

laws on administration of estates. The central issue is whether a nonresident,

unrelated to the testator, can act as personal representative of

the decedent's estate.

Reflections About The United States Supreme Court, Arthur J. Goldberg

Nova Law Review

The widely publicized book The Brethren1 has not, in any substantive sense, contributed to an understanding of the role of the Supreme Court.

Florida Inverse Condemnation Law: A Primer For The Litigator, Roger D. Schwenke, Donald E. Hemke

Nova Law Review

Florida Constitutions have always prohibited the state from "taking"

private property without paying just or full compensation to its

owners.

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Collateral Source Rule: Florida Statute 627.7372, Lori M. Lapin

Nova Law Review

In an attempt to reduce automobile insurance rates1 and the cost of

automobile accidents2 in Florida, the legislature enacted the "Florida

Automobile Reparations Reform Act" in 1971.

Right To Appointed Counsel: The Outer Limits. Davis V. Page, Lucy Chernow Brown

Nova Law Review

Abandoned, abused, neglected, surrendered, run-away, truant, and uncontrollably

disobedient children in Florida are neatly categorized by

the law as "dependent."

Douglas, William 0., The Court Years, 1939-1975: The Autobiography Of William O. Douglas. New York: Random House, 1980. 434 Pp., $16.95, Michael M. Burns

Nova Law Review

Since embarking on a career in the law, I have regarded William 0.

Douglas as one of a handful of outright "heroes."

Origins Of Modern Professional Education:. The Harvard Case Method Conceived As Clinical Instruction In Law, Anthony Chase

Nova Law Review

The following analysis attempts to resituate discussion about legal

education within the context of modem professionalism and the social

history of American education.1

Eeoc's New Sexual Harassment Guidelines: Civility In The Workplace, Robert W. Martin Jr.

Nova Law Review

On November 10, 1980, the Equal Employment Opportunity

Commission (EEOC) published an amendment to the Guidelines on

Discrimination Because of Sex1 which stated: "[t]his amendment will

re-affirm that sexual harassment is an unlawful employment practice."

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Limiting Contributions To Referendum Political Committees: Taking Out The First Amendment Slide Rule And Going Back To The Supreme Court'sdrawing Board, Cheryl Ryon Eisen

Nova Law Review

In response to the revelation of various election abuses during the

Watergate investigations,' many state and local legislative bodies, as

well as Congress, began increasing restrictions on election campaign

financing.

Toward A Legally And Medically Acceptable Definition Of Death, Cynthia L. Janov

Nova Law Review

Death may be defined as the absence of life." However, this type of

circular definition is only as concrete as the corollary term itself.

Loftus, E., Eyewitness Testimony. Harvard U. Press, 1980, Pp. 253, $15.00, Mark M. Dobson

Nova Law Review

The inferences contained in the above quotation explain why all trial

court judges and trial lawyers should read Eyewitness Testimony.