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Lie Detectors, Extrajudicial Investigations And The Courts, Thomas P. Hardman
Lie Detectors, Extrajudicial Investigations And The Courts, Thomas P. Hardman
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Presumption Of Innocence In Criminal Cases
The Presumption Of Innocence In Criminal Cases
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Interpretation Of Documents--The Parol Evidence Rule And An Exception For Erroneous Description, Thomas P. Hardman
Interpretation Of Documents--The Parol Evidence Rule And An Exception For Erroneous Description, Thomas P. Hardman
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Evidence--"Res Gestae"--Spontaneous Exclamations, J. S. M.
Evidence--"Res Gestae"--Spontaneous Exclamations, J. S. M.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Evidence--Privileged Communications--State Secrets, A. A. A., N. E. S.
Evidence--Privileged Communications--State Secrets, A. A. A., N. E. S.
West Virginia Law Review
No abstract provided.
Witnesses - Privilege Of Communications Between Physician And Patient Applicable To Nonjudicial Proceedings, Alfred I. Rothman
Witnesses - Privilege Of Communications Between Physician And Patient Applicable To Nonjudicial Proceedings, Alfred I. Rothman
Michigan Law Review
Pursuant to section 43 of the city charter, the City Council of New York appointed a special committee to investigate charges of negligence and maladministration in the treatment of patients at Lincoln Hospital. Subpoenas duces tecum were served upon the commissioner of hospitals and upon the medical superintendent of Lincoln Hospital requiring the production of hospital records, including case records relating to certain named patients. The commissioner refused to produce any of the case cards or records, justifying his position on the ground that the physician-patient privilege was applicable to legislative investigations. The New York Civil Practice Act, section 354, …
Blood Grouping Tests In Evidence
Evidence Showing Absence Of Motive
Wire-Tapping Evidence Inadmissible Unless Both Parties Consent
Wire-Tapping Evidence Inadmissible Unless Both Parties Consent
Indiana Law Journal
Notes and Comments: Evidence
Severability Of Insurance Contracts
Federal Courts - Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure - Rule 12(E) - Motion For Bill Of Particulars, Oliver B. Crager
Federal Courts - Federal Rules Of Civil Procedure - Rule 12(E) - Motion For Bill Of Particulars, Oliver B. Crager
Michigan Law Review
The United States brought an action against defendants, movie distributors and producers, for alleged conspiracies and monopolies in violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Defendants moved for a more definite statement or a bill of particulars under federal rule 12 (e). Held, bill of particulars allowed as to demands seeking ultimate facts, denied as to demands seeking evidentiary matter. United States v. Schine Chain Theatres, (D. C. N. Y. 1940) 1 F. R. D. 205.
Evidence - Photographs - Admission To Show Physical Condition Of Person, Michigan Law Review
Evidence - Photographs - Admission To Show Physical Condition Of Person, Michigan Law Review
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff's daughter was killed by the wrongful act of defendant. In a suit to recover for pecuniary injury through loss of financial aid, a photograph of decedent (a pretty girl) was introduced and admitted over objections of defendant that the photograph could serve no purpose relative to the issues, but would excite the sympathy of the jury to the prejudice of the defendant. Held, that no error was committed in admitting the photograph since the decedent's probable contributions for the benefit of her parents depended largely upon "the kind of a girl she was" and the photograph was some …
Testimony By Observer As To Speed Of Moving Object - People's Drug Stores, Inc., V. Windham
Testimony By Observer As To Speed Of Moving Object - People's Drug Stores, Inc., V. Windham
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Effect Of Disclosure Of Defendant's Coverage By Liability Insurance - Gwynn Oak Park V. Becker
Effect Of Disclosure Of Defendant's Coverage By Liability Insurance - Gwynn Oak Park V. Becker
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
Administrative Law - Scope Of Judicial Review - Doctrine Of The Ben Avon Case- Independent Determination By Court Of Both Law And Facts Where Confiscation Question Involved, Alfred I. Rothman
Michigan Law Review
A recent decision by the United States Supreme Court renders desirable a reexamination of the scope of judicial review of orders and decisions made by administrative bodies, and more specifically a reexamination of the doctrine of the Ben Avon case. There are several possibilities as to the finality that may be accorded to administrative fact determinations: first, findings may be conclusive and binding upon the reviewing court; second, they may be conclusive if supported by substantial evidence; third, they may be subject to independent determination by the court. To what extent, if any, the scope of review should take the …
Federal Courts - Rules Of Federal Procedure - Production Of Designated Documents And Things Under Rule 34, William C. Wetherbee Jr.
Federal Courts - Rules Of Federal Procedure - Production Of Designated Documents And Things Under Rule 34, William C. Wetherbee Jr.
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff sued for damages and loss of profits caused by the unlawful acts of the defendant beginning in January, 1937. Under rule 34 of the new federal rules the defendant moved that the court order the plaintiff to produce its books showing the company's commercial results for the period prior to January 1, 1936; its duplicate federal income tax returns for the years 1934 to 1938; and all copies of statements furnished to any bank or credit company over a period of some five years. Held, motion granted in regard to books of account and duplicate income tax returns …