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State V. Delaurier: Privacy Rights And Cordless Telephones - The Fourth Amendment Is Put On Hold, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 1087 (1986), Donald Battaglia

UIC Law Review

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Cleburne Living Center V. City Of Cleburne: The Irrational Relationship Of Mental Retardation To Zoning Objectives, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 469 (1986), Jeanette M. Bourey

UIC Law Review

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Crime Without Conviction: Supervision Without Sentence, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 547 (1986), Alfred B. Teton

UIC Law Review

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Stallman V. Youngquist: Parent-Child Tort Immunity: Will Illinois Ever Give This Doctrine The Examination And Analysis It Deserves, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 807 (1986), Timothy Mcardle

UIC Law Review

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A Status Report On The Balanced Budget Constitutional Convention, 20 J. Marshall L. Rev. 29 (1986), William T. Barker

UIC Law Review

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Illinois' New Public Works Employment Residency Requirement: Is Life Boat Economic Policy A Constitutionally Permissible Response To The National Unemployment Problem, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 365 (1986), Mark P. Standa

UIC Law Review

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Elected Officials, Frank Venezia

West Virginia Law Review

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Municipal Law, Gretchen L. Roos

West Virginia Law Review

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Public Utilities, Cathy Rider Culhane

West Virginia Law Review

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The Dual Sovereignty Doctrine Extended To Successive State Prosecutions - Heath V. Alabama, Clifton Walker Homesley

Campbell Law Review

The purpose of this note is to emphasize that while the dual sovereignty doctrine is legally sound in its application to successive prosecutions by different states, care must be taken to prevent abuse of the doctrine. This note proposes that individual states develop consistent policies to deal with the unique situation in which the facts of the case allow for the possibility of successive prosecutions. By doing this, the states can assure that the operation of the doctrine will not result in an injustice to the defendant.

Local And State Government, Steve Lawrence, Margaret Quinlan

Loyola University Chicago Law Journal

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Justice Brennan, Due Process And The Freedom Of Speech: A Celebration Of Speiser V. Randall, 20 J. Marshall L. Rev. 7 (1986), George Anastaplo

UIC Law Review

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Full Text Issue

California Regulatory Law Reporter

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Terminating Parental Rights, Donald N. Duquette

Book Chapters

The complete legal severance of the parent-child relationship is an extremely serious step. The severance isabsolute and permanent; it is as if the relationship never existed. Few state infringements on personal liberty are greater. On the other hand, termination of parental rights may make a child available, through adoption, for a new permanent relationship that would not otherwise be possible.

Under the Adoption Code, MCLA 710.21 et~; MSA 27.3178(555.21) et ~ termination of parental rights may be effected voluntarily through a release of parental rights, MCLA 710.28, .29, .64; MSA 27.3178(555.28), (555.29), (555.64), or by a putative father's not asserting …

Income Taxation Of Social Security Benefits: Balancing Social Policy With Tax Policy, Christopher R. Hoyt

Faculty Works

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School Metal Detector Searches And The Fourth Amendment: An Empirical Study, Myrna G. Baskin, Laura M. Thomas

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

This Note is an empirical study of the weapons searches in the Detroit public schools. Part I traces the history of the Detroit public school searches describes how the searches were conducted, and explains the procedure implemented when a student was arrested or detained. Part II addresses the constitutionality of the search policy and concludes that the current sweep procedure violates the fourth amendment. Part III suggests a number of constitutional, and more effective, methods to decrease the number of weapons and the amount of violence in the Detroit high schools.

Ownership Of Developed Water: A Property Right Threatened., Frank R. Booth

St. Mary's Law Journal

Abstract Forthcoming.

The Historical Background Of Texas Water Law - A Tribute To Jack Pope., Hans W. Baade

St. Mary's Law Journal

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Article 38.071 Of The Texas Code Of Criminal Procedure: A Legislative Response To The Needs Of Children In The Courtroom Comment., Beth Mcallister

St. Mary's Law Journal

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Protecting The Record For Appeal: A Reference Guide In Texas Civil Cases., David E. Keltner, Melinda R. Burke

St. Mary's Law Journal

Abstract Forthcoming.

Take-Or-Pay Provisions: Major Problems For The Natural Gas Industry Comment., David L. Roland

St. Mary's Law Journal

A prompt solution to the take-or-pay problem is vital to the survival of the natural gas industry. Due to the increasingly turbulent and unpredictable natural gas market, most natural gas producers include a take-or-pay provision in their gas purchase contracts. Take-or-pay provisions require a pipeline company to either take an amount of natural gas from the producer or the company must pay for the specified amount. The market, however, has changed and the demand for natural gas declined. The demand can be partly attributed to the energy crisis of a decade ago. As a result of the crisis, consumers are …

Newsletter - 1986-01-01, E. De La Garza

Kika de la Garza Congressional Papers - Newsletters

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Full Text Of Issue

California Regulatory Law Reporter

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Torts, Ralph Michael Stein

Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications

While the last several years have witnessed significant change in the field of tort law, viewed as advancement by some and regression by others, 1985 was a relatively stable year, at least in the courtroom. With a sometimes real, sometimes imagined, crisis in the liability insurance field, the drive to change, reform, improve, and re-package the law of civil wrongs has been in full swing. A myriad of legislative proposals followed a continued public debate, fueled by high pressure advertising campaigns, about the societal cost of the common law tort system. Local governments threatened to close parks and police departments; …

Speech Given At The Fordham University School Of Law On The Occasion Of The Celebration Of The Law Revision Commission's 50th Anniversary December 14, 1984, Carolyn Gentile

Fordham Urban Law Journal

In a speech given at Fordham Law School, the speaker describes the history of the New York State Law Revision Commission, including its founding, the procedure by which it operates, and major recommendations and actions the Commission has taken over the years.

Torts (Annual Survey Of Michigan Law, June 1, 1984 - May 31, 1985), Lawrence C. Mann

Law Faculty Research Publications

Areas of particular significance during the Survey period include products liability and governmental immunity. In the area of products liability, the Michigan Supreme Court declined to determine whether a manufacturer of birth control pills has a duty to warn the ultimate user, stating that this determination is best left to the legislature. The court's reluctance to rule in the area of products liability for drugs sharply contrasted with its willingness to abolish implied warranty as a theory of liability for design defects. In the area of governmental immunity, the supreme court restructured the governmental immunity doctrine to shield state and …

Pennsylvania Practice Materials: A Select Annotated Bibliography, Joel Fishman, Marc Silverman

Law Faculty Publications

The authors provide an annotated listing of Pennsylvania legal publications, including both primary source materials and treatises focusing on Pennsylvania law.

Preclusion And Federal Choice Of Law, Gene R. Shreve

Articles by Maurer Faculty

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The Best Evidence Article Of The Texas Rules Of Evidence., Olin Guy Wellborn Iii

St. Mary's Law Journal

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Reversal Due To Fundamental Error In The Jury Charge Requires A Showing Of Egregious Harm To The Accused If The Error Is Not Objected To At Trial., Michael H. Bassett

St. Mary's Law Journal

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