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The Present Status Of The "Clear And Present Danger Test"--A Brief History And Some Observations, Louis B. Lusk

Kentucky Law Journal

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Criminal Procedure--Right Of State To Appeal, Henry H. Dickinson

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Running Of Restrictive Covenants In Kentucky, Luther House

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Complaint In Federal Criminal Procedure, Lester B. Orfield

Kentucky Law Journal

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Working Part Of A Mineral Estate As Adverse Possession Of The Whole, Joe Lee

Kentucky Law Journal

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Evidence--Use Of Truth Serum Statements In Substantiating The Testimony Of An Impeached Witness, Wayne J. Carroll

Kentucky Law Journal

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Illegal Search And Seizure--Power Of A Federal Court To Enjoin A Federal Agent From Testifying In A State Court, Linza B. Inabnit

Kentucky Law Journal

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Torts--Landowner's Liability To Trespassing Children, Fred F. Bradley

Kentucky Law Journal

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Torts--Trespass--Kentucky Eliminates A Strict Liability Rule, Charles E. Goss

Kentucky Law Journal

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Ultra Vires Contracts Under Modern Corporate Legislation, Willburt D. Ham

Kentucky Law Journal

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Pleading--Special Damages--Statement Of Amount Of Special Damages In The Pleadings, Charles E. Goss

Kentucky Law Journal

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A Field And Laboratory Examination Of Weathering Effects On Petroleum And Blended Petroleum-Natural Asphalts In Paving Mixtures, Ellis G. Williams

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

The relative merits of various asphalts and asphaltic materials have been the subject of considerable controversy almost from the beginning of flexible pavement construction in this country. In this early period petroleum asphalt had not yet entered the picture and controversy centered about naturally occurring products such as Trinidad natural asphalt and impregnated stones. In 1876 Congress directed that comparative service tests be made on a rock asphalt* and a sheet asphalt containing Trinidad natural asphalt. The sheet asphalt was considered the more successful of these and thus Trinidad natural asphalt became firmly established as a paving material in this …

Analysis Of Pavement Riding Quality: A Triaxial Evaluation Of Pavement Roughness, William S. Foy

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

For the last twenty-five years considerable research has been directed toward developing reliable equipment for evaluating pavement roughness. Since roughness inhibits passenger riding comfort and safety, as well as inducing vehicle deterioration, the determination of the features that cause roughness would indicate possible improvements in pavement design, materials, construction practices and equipment. For example, certain types of base design might be found to produce smoother surfaces than others; and a construction practice such as a blade-spread leveling course might result in more uniform pavements. Then too, evaluation of pavement roughness would permit relative comparison of pavements as one of several …

Kentucky Soils: Their Origin, Distribution And Engineering Properties, Robert C. Deen

Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report

Soil is the product of the action of climate and living organisms upon parent materials, as conditioned by local relief. The length of time over which these forces are operative is of great importance in determining the properties of the final soil product. Altogether, there are five principal factors in soil formation: 1.) climate, 2.) biological activity, 3.) nature of the parent material, 4.) topography, and 5.) time.

The major differences in the soils of Kentucky result chiefly from differences in 1.) the rocks from which the parent materials were derived and 2.) the topographic position of the materials.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The Seaall Officer Election, February 20, 1956, Mary Oliver

Correspondence

A letter from Mary Oliver to Sarah Leverette regarding procedures for the SEAALL Officer election.

Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding Jane Oliver Green's Resignation, February 15, 1956, Corrine Bass

Correspondence

A letter from Corinne Bass to Sarah Leverette discussing Jane Oliver Green's resignation as SEAALL President.

Probation And Parole, John C. Klotter

Kentucky Law Journal

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Small Watershed Development--Application Of 1954 Federal Legislation To Kentucky, William E. Bivin

Kentucky Law Journal

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Prison Vs. Closed Ward: Their Philosophical Relationship, Otto E. Guttentag

Kentucky Law Journal

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Contracts--Acceptance Of An Offer--When An Acceptance By Mail Takes Effect, Robert A. Palmer

Kentucky Law Journal

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Domestic Relations--Legitimacy Saving Statutes--Children Of Common Law Marriages, James Francis Miller

Kentucky Law Journal

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Personal Property--Delivery Of Gifts In Kentucky, J. Leland Brewster

Kentucky Law Journal

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Should Tax Exemption Of Tort Recoveries Be Considered By The Jury?, Eugene C. Roemele

Kentucky Law Journal

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Remnant Gifts Over In Kentucky, W. L. Matthews Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

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Boundaries--"Thread Of The Stream"--The Kentucky Rule, James Francis Miller

Kentucky Law Journal

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Criminal Procedure--Should The Grand Jury System Be Abolished?, Beauchamp E. Brogan

Kentucky Law Journal

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Mental Responsibility And The Criminal Law--A Defence, Roy Mitchell Moreland

Kentucky Law Journal

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Evidence--The Vanishing Presumption, Earl M. Henry

Kentucky Law Journal

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Garnishment In Kentucky--Some Defects, Henry R. Snyder Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Investigating Power Of Congress--Its Scope And Limitations, James R. Richardson

Kentucky Law Journal

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