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An Exception To The Noerr-Pennington Doctrine: Conspiracy To Utilize The Judicial And Administrative Agencies To Restrain Trade, Alan H. Melnicoe Jan 1971

An Exception To The Noerr-Pennington Doctrine: Conspiracy To Utilize The Judicial And Administrative Agencies To Restrain Trade, Alan H. Melnicoe

UC Law Journal

Under the Supreme Court's Noerr-Pennington doctrine, violations of the antitrust laws cannot be predicated on concerted attempts to influence the passage or enforcement of legislation. In Trucking Unlimited v. California Motor Transport Co. the Ninth Circuit held that Noerr-Pennington protection did not extend to a group of trucking companies who allegedly attempted to foreclose competition by influencing courts and quasi-judicial administrative agencies.


The Military Courts And Servicemen's First Amendment Rights, Edward F. Sherman Jan 1971

The Military Courts And Servicemen's First Amendment Rights, Edward F. Sherman

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


"Necessity" In Condemnation Cases--Who Speaks For The People?, Michael V. Mcintire Jan 1971

"Necessity" In Condemnation Cases--Who Speaks For The People?, Michael V. Mcintire

UC Law Journal

California courts are effectively closed to the private litigant seeking to challenge a finding of "necessity" in condemnation cases. In order to overcome the insulation and bureaucratic bias of sponsoring agencies and to insure that decisions effecting permanent changes in our diminishing natural resources are made only after thoughtful and objective consideration, California must reverse its present judicial policies.


Women And The Draft: A Response To Critics Of The Equal Rights Amendment, Mariclaire Hale, Leo Kanowitz Jan 1971

Women And The Draft: A Response To Critics Of The Equal Rights Amendment, Mariclaire Hale, Leo Kanowitz

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Women As Litigants, Stuart S. Nagel, Lenore J. Weitzman Jan 1971

Women As Litigants, Stuart S. Nagel, Lenore J. Weitzman

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Courts-Martial Practice: A View From The Top, Robert Emmet Quinn Jan 1971

Courts-Martial Practice: A View From The Top, Robert Emmet Quinn

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Prejudicial And Discreditable Military Conduct: A Critical Appraisal Of The General Article, James K. Gaynor Jan 1971

Prejudicial And Discreditable Military Conduct: A Critical Appraisal Of The General Article, James K. Gaynor

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


The Case For Relief From Due-On-Sale Provisions: A Note To Hellbaum V. Lytton Savings And Loan Association, Richard A. Canatela Jan 1971

The Case For Relief From Due-On-Sale Provisions: A Note To Hellbaum V. Lytton Savings And Loan Association, Richard A. Canatela

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


A Modern Proposal For State Regulation Of Consumptive Uses Of Water, Frank E. Maloney, Richard C. Ausness Jan 1971

A Modern Proposal For State Regulation Of Consumptive Uses Of Water, Frank E. Maloney, Richard C. Ausness

UC Law Journal

As the consumptive demand for water approaches its availability, proper resource management becomes imperative. The authors present the proposal for state regulation of consumptive uses of water contained in Chapter Two of the Draft of the Model Water Code.


Regional Government For Lake Tahoe, Gary J. Spradling Jan 1971

Regional Government For Lake Tahoe, Gary J. Spradling

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Consumer Picketing Of Advertised Products, Steven E. Bloom Jan 1971

Consumer Picketing Of Advertised Products, Steven E. Bloom

UC Law Journal

In NLRB v. Los Angeles Typographers Union the Ninth Circuit reversed an order of the district court denying the NLRB's motion for a preliminary injunction against alleged secondary boycott activities of the defendant union. The Note discusses the sometimes elusive legal distinctions between permissible consumer picketing and impermissible secondary boycotts.


The Rental Security Deposit In California, John P. Bosshardt Jan 1971

The Rental Security Deposit In California, John P. Bosshardt

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


A Purchaser's Rights In The Middleman Escrow, Jon S. Malsnee Jan 1971

A Purchaser's Rights In The Middleman Escrow, Jon S. Malsnee

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Disciplinary Discharges--Restricting The Commander's Discretion, Russell N. Fairbanks Jan 1971

Disciplinary Discharges--Restricting The Commander's Discretion, Russell N. Fairbanks

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Escheat And A Constitutional Dilemma: Mannheim V. Superior Court, Lawrence C. George Jan 1971

Escheat And A Constitutional Dilemma: Mannheim V. Superior Court, Lawrence C. George

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


The Judicialization Of Military Courts, John Jay Douglass Jan 1971

The Judicialization Of Military Courts, John Jay Douglass

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Should The Military Less-Than-Unanimous Verdict Of Guilt Be Retained, Murl A. Larkin Jan 1971

Should The Military Less-Than-Unanimous Verdict Of Guilt Be Retained, Murl A. Larkin

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Veterans' Reemployment Rights Reexamined--New Labels Or A New Approach, Joseph M. Cobert Jan 1971

Veterans' Reemployment Rights Reexamined--New Labels Or A New Approach, Joseph M. Cobert

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Has Nature Any Right To Life, Earl Finbar Murphy Jan 1971

Has Nature Any Right To Life, Earl Finbar Murphy

UC Law Journal

As an introduction to the Symposium, the author presents the evolution of man's relationship to the environment within which he lives. Now the dominating factor, man controls not only the future of the environment, but also his own capacity to survive.


Insecticides And The Law, Robert Van Den Bosch Jan 1971

Insecticides And The Law, Robert Van Den Bosch

UC Law Journal

Pesticide regulations essentially ignore the serious ecological shortcomings of current use patterns. The author points out the ecological complexity of pest control and recommends stricter regulation of pesticide development, marketing and use.


Saving Byron's Sea: Federal And State Regulation Of Oil Pollution From Ocean Petroleum Production, William John Rathje Jan 1971

Saving Byron's Sea: Federal And State Regulation Of Oil Pollution From Ocean Petroleum Production, William John Rathje

UC Law Journal

The environmental costs to society of pollution resulting from ocean petroleum drilling have not been sufficiently evaluated by the regulating agencies. The author recognizes the need for continued exploration and development, analyzes current regulatory deficiencies and recommends some possible solutions.


Thermal Pollution: The Electrical Utility Industry And Section 21(B) Of The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, Russell L. Johnson Jan 1971

Thermal Pollution: The Electrical Utility Industry And Section 21(B) Of The Federal Water Pollution Control Act, Russell L. Johnson

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


A Challenge To The California Water Plan, Joseph M. Fioravanti Jan 1971

A Challenge To The California Water Plan, Joseph M. Fioravanti

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


California's Tideland Trust: Shoring It Up, Peter C. Davis Jan 1971

California's Tideland Trust: Shoring It Up, Peter C. Davis

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Retroactive Application Of The National Environmental Policy Act Of 1969, Stewart S. Mims Jan 1971

Retroactive Application Of The National Environmental Policy Act Of 1969, Stewart S. Mims

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


The Population Explosion And United States Law, Johnson C. Montgomery Jan 1971

The Population Explosion And United States Law, Johnson C. Montgomery

UC Law Journal

Discussion of the overpopulation problem has ranged from apocalyptic speculation to a denial that such a problem exists. Concluding that the problem is real, the author examines actions that can be taken to deal with the problem within the legal framework of individual and social rights and duties existing in United States law.


Air Pollution And The Federal System: Responses To Felt Necessities, Jan Stevens Jan 1971

Air Pollution And The Federal System: Responses To Felt Necessities, Jan Stevens

UC Law Journal

Air pollution poses a problem not only to our environment, but also to our jurisdictional structure. The author discusses the multiplicity of existing regulations, examines the occasionally conflicting societal considerations and poses existing alternatives to achieve effective control.


Regulating Electric Transmission Lines In California--Insulation From Aesthetic Shock, Jon H. Kouba Jan 1971

Regulating Electric Transmission Lines In California--Insulation From Aesthetic Shock, Jon H. Kouba

UC Law Journal

The burgeoning demands for electric power and the concomitant increase in power plants and transmission lines pose a threat to the aesthetic aspects of the landscape. The author discusses the problem and recommends realistic actions that can be taken before economic and aesthetic costs become prohibitive.


Federal Communications Law And Women's Rights: Women In The Wasteland Fight Back, Nancy E. Stanley Jan 1971

Federal Communications Law And Women's Rights: Women In The Wasteland Fight Back, Nancy E. Stanley

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.


Women's Legal Employment Rights And Their Application In The Arbitral Process, Eliot A. Landau, Kermit L. Dunahoo Jan 1971

Women's Legal Employment Rights And Their Application In The Arbitral Process, Eliot A. Landau, Kermit L. Dunahoo

UC Law Journal

No abstract provided.