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Natural Natural Law And Positive Natural Law, Roscoe Pound

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Natural Law And Everyday Law, Joseph O'Meara

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Constitutionalism And The Quixotic;Note, Harvey Wheeler

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Natural Law, Thomism - And Professor Neilsen;Note, Vernon J. Bourke

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Natural Law Controversy: Three Basic Logical Issues, The;Note, Roger T. Simonds

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Books Reviewed, Huntington Cairns, Iredell Jenkins, William Ebenstein, Arnold Brecht

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Law And Conscience;Note, Gunther Kuchenhoff

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Democracy And Natural Law, Robert L. Calhoun

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Partition Of Oil And Gas Interests And The Effect On Mineral Rights Of Surface Partition, Thomas L. Shaffer

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Interests in oil and gas in place are of three kinds: ownership of minerals independent of surface ownership, royalty interests, and "working" or leasehold interests. All three are forms of property, susceptible of ownership by cotenants, and cotenancies of the first and third categories are at least theoretically open to actions for partition.

Partition of interests in oil and gas raises practical legal difficulties in three areas: (1) How does mineral ownership fit into the statutory partition scheme? (Each of the nation's fifty states has a statute concerning partition of either realty or personalty or both.) (2) How is a …

General Rules Determining The Employment Relationship Under Social Security Laws: After Twenty Years An Unsolved Problem, Thomas F. Broden

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The present statutory language—"the usual common law rules"—is based upon the Status Quo Resolution of 1948. The relevant part of that Resolution provided that the term "employee" in the social security laws should not include "(1) any individual who, under the usual common-law rules applicable in determining the employer-employee relationship, has the status of an independent contractor or (2) any individual (except an officer of a corporation) who is not an employee under such common-law rules." To understand the meaning of the present statutory language one must study the governmental battle from which the Status Quo Resolution emerged. This battle …

General Rules Determining The Employment Relationship Under Social Laws: After Twenty Years An Unsolved Problem, Thomas F. Broden

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Twenty-four years ago the Social Security Act was adopted. Whereas in its inception it covered about half the labor force, now it applies to nearly 90% of American workers. One would expect that the basic rules of law applicable to such a vast program would, by now a generation later, be rather well settled. Yet, in one very important area of Social Security law, this is not true. This article discusses that unsettled part of the law. It deals with the general rules applicable in determining the employer-employee relationship under the Federal Social Security laws, with greatest emphasis on the …

Natural Law And Everyday Law, Joseph O'Meara

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Like most terms "natural law" has had, and has, a variety of meanings. In most of its meanings it touches scarcely at all the professional concerns of the lawyer but moves, rather, on a plane widely separated from his daily cares and duties. Thus, for the most part, natural law stands aloof from the urgent here-and-now with which lawyer and judge necessarily are preoccupied; it inhabits a world apart.

In these remarks I hope to suggest an approach to natural law which will make it useful on a day-to-day basis in the perplexities by which practitioners and judges constantly are …

Foreword, Joseph O'Meara

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Power to bring the nation's economy to a virtual standstill cannot be immune from legal accountability. That such power is lodged in some, at least, of the great national and international labor unions has been demonstrated repeatedly, most recently by the United Steelworkers. One can be wholly sympathetic with labor's aspirations and still reject the notion that the nation's economic health and safety should be dependent upon unilateral decisions by a group of private individuals—union members and their leaders—decisions taken for their own ends, however legitimate. So vast a power—terrifying in its potentialities—must be brought under reasonable legal controls.

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Admiralty -- International Shipping -- Increased Tonnage On The Great Lakes: An Incentive For International Unification Of Carriage Of Goods By Sea Acts, John C. Hirschfeld

Notre Dame Law Review

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Legislation And Administration: Air Law -- Control And Interlocking Relationships -- Cab Conditionally Approves Loan Agreement Resulting In Temporary Control Over Supplemental Air Carrier, William J. Gerardo

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Administrative Law -- Administrative Procedure Act -- A Literal Interpretation As Applied To Purely Investigative Functions, Thomas M. Clusserath

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Recent Decisions, Edward M. O'Toole, John J. Coffey, Richard M. Bies, Thomas Kavadas

Notre Dame Law Review

Comments on recent decisions by Edward M. O'Toole, John J. Coffey, Richard M. Bies, Thomas Kavadas, Jr., J. Michael Guenther, John R. Martzell, William J. Luff, William R. Kennedy, Thomas L. Shaffer, and Paul J. Schierl.

Pleas In Federal Criminal Procedure, Lester B. Orfield

Notre Dame Law Review

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Dilemma Of The American Lawyer In The Post-Revolutionary Era, Anton-Hermann Chroust

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Income Tax -- Federal -- Tax Status Of Permanent Improvements Under A Business Lease, Paul B. Coffey

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Book Note, Lawrence James Bradley

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Recent Decision Note, Thomas L. Shaffer

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The Supreme Court of Colorado heard on appeal a tax dispute between the State Board of Equalization and Arapahoe County and, in announcing a decision in favor of the board, delayed publication of its formal written opinion for one week. At the time the decision was announced the opinion had been written, but had not been prepared for publication. Four days later respondent published an editorial in his newspaper attacking the decision, suggesting that it was inspired by political rather than legal considerations, and intimating that popular disapproval might result in a written opinion mitigating some of the decision's rigor. …

Role Of Educators Ii, Omer Carmichael

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Role Of Educators Iii, John Harvey Wheeler

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Role Of The Churches Iii, Vincent S. Waters

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Role Of The Churches Ii, Joseph James Murray

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Role Of The Churches I, Albert T. Mollegan

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Role Of Public Officials Ii, John Sherman Cooper

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