Volume 51
1972-1973
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Article:  Freedom of Contract in Labor Law, Seymour Swerdlow, Page 1.
• Article: By the Sleight of Rule: Admiralty Unification and Ancillary and Pendent Jurisdiction, Jonathan M. Landers, Page 50.
• Article: Equitable Enforcement of Deferred Brokerage Commissions, Roger D. Groot, Page 76.
• Comment: Reliance Electric, Occidental Petroleum, and Section 16(b): Interpretative Quandary over Merger, Raymond J. Batla, Jr., Page 89. 
• Note: Administrative Law - Freedom of Information Act - Investigatory Files Remain Exempt From Public Disclosure Even After Agency Proceedings Have Terminated.  SEC v. Frankel (2d Cir. 1972)., Page 119.
• Note:  Civil Rights - Employment - National Origin Discrimination and Aliens, Page 128.
• Note:  Copyrights - Infringement By Photocopying.  Williams & Wilkins Co. v. United States (Ct. Cl. 1972), Page 137.
• Note: Criminal Procedure--Specific Acts of Misconduct Are Inadmissible to Prove "Character" Under Article 37.07 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.  Jones v. State (Tex. Crim. App. 1972), Page 148.
• Note: Environmental Law--Corporate Immunity from Prosecution Under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act.  United States v. Mobil Oil Corp., (5th Cir. 1972), Page 155.
• Note: Federal Courts - Patents - Licensee's Claim of Invalidity or Noninfringement of the Licensor's Patent Should Invoke Federal Jurisdiction, Page 163.
• Note: Legal Ethics - Advertising and Solicitation by Public Interest Law Firms, Page 169. 
• Note: Mechanics' and Materialmen's Liens - Article 5469 Requires an Owner Who Acts As His Own Builder Through Multiple Original Contracts To Retain 10 Percent of the Total Construction Cost. Hayek v. Western Steel Co. (Tex. 1972)., Page 183.
• Book Review: Environmental Quality: The Third Annual Report of the Council on Environmental Quality, Terence L. O'Rourke, Page 189.

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• Tribute: Lyndon B. Johnson and Civil Rights, Earl Warren, Page 197.
• Article: Negligence Law, No-Fault, and Jury Trial--III, Leon Green & Allen E. Smith, Page 207.
• Article: Real Estate Syndications in Texas: An Examination of Securities Problems, W. Amon Burton, Jr.,Page 239.
• Article: Distant Forum Abuse in Consumer Transactions: A Proposed Solution, John J. Sampson, Page 269.
• Comment: Ground Water Management: A Proposal for Texas, Stephen E. Snyder, Page 289.
• Comment: Tax Treatment of Bad Debt Reserves Upon Disposition of Accounts Receivable, Christover A. Colvert, Page 318.
• Note: Administrative Law--Broadcast License Renewals--FCC Cannot Bar Voluntary Reimbursement for Expenses When Allowing Withdrawal of a Petition to Deny Renewal.  Office of Communication of the United Church of Christ v. FCC (D.C. Cir. 1972)., Page 335.
• Note: Antitrust--Conspiracy in Restrain of  Trade--"Rimless Wheel" Conspiracy Inadequate to Support a Restraint of Trade Judgment.  Elder-Beerman Stores Corp. v. Federated Department Stores, Inc. (6th Cir. 1972)., Page 343.
• Note: Constitutional Law--Sentencing--Withholding Good Time Credit From Prisoners Awaiting Appeal. Pruett v. Texas (5th Cir. 1972)., Page 348.
• Note: Criminal Law--Prosecution for Assault with Intent to Rape is Permissible Even After A Prior Acquittal for Rape, and a Present Intent to Rape in the Future Completes the Offense. Douthit v. State (Tex. Crim. App. 1971)., Page 360.
• Note: Income Tax--Statutory Construction--The Plain Meaning Rule Used to Justify Reinstating Personal Holding Companies' Tax Advantage.  H. Wetter Manufacturing Co. v. United States (6th Cir. 1972)., Page 368.
• Note: Products Liability--Defenses--The Fifth Circuit Predicts Relaxation of the Texas Volenti Doctrine in Strict Liability Cases.  Messick v. General Motors Corp. (5th Cir. 1972)., Page 376.
• Note: Uniform Commercial Code--A Limited Remedy Fails of its Essential Purpose Only in the Case of a Negligent or Willful Repudiation of the Remedy. Lankford v. Rogers Ford Sales (Tex. Civ. App.--El Paso 1972)., Page 383.
• Book Review: Miliary Justice (reviewing Joseph DiMona's Great Court-Martial Cases), Conrad D. Philos & Waldemar Solf, Page 392.
• Book Review: No-Fault Insurance (reviewing Paul Gillespie & Miriam Klipper's No-Fault: What You Save, Gain, and Lose with the New Auto Insurance and The American Trial Lawyers Association's No-Fault Insurance),  John G. Ryan, Page 400.
• Book Review: Corporate Responsibility (reviewing Phillip I. Blumberg's Corporate Responsibility in a Changing Society), James H. Kerr, Jr., Page 406.

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• Article:  Equal Educational Opportunity and the Courts, Mark G. Yudof, Page 411.
• Article:  The Road to Swann:  Mobile County Crawls to the Bus, L. A. Powe, Jr., Page 505.
• Comment:  Debt as a Second Class of Stock In Subchapter S Corporations, Raymond J. Martin, Jr., Page 531.
• Comment:  Liability of an Oil and Gas Lessee For Causing Drainage:  A Standard for Texas, David K. Brooks, Page 546.
• Note:  Constitutional Law--Fifth Amendment--Tolling the Limitations Period for Failure To File a Wagering Excise Tax Return Does Not Violate the Taxpayer's Right Against Self-Incrimination.  Lucia v. United States (5th Cir. 1973).,Page 578.
• Note:  Family Law--The Constitutionality of State Durational Residence Requirements for Divorce., Page 585.
• Note:  Labor Law--Restraint or Coercion of Employer--Union Fines Imposed On Supervisor-Members for Strikebreaking Constitute a Section 8(b)(1)(B) Unfair Labor Practice.  International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v. NLRB (D.C. Cir. 1972)., Page 595.
• Note:  Search and Seizure--Standing To Sue--Bank Secrecy Act Violates the Fourth Amendment.  Stark v. Connally (N.D. Cal. 1972)., Page 602.
• Book Review:  Fire in the Lake:  The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam (reviewing Francis Fitzgerald's Fire in the Lake:  The Vietnamese and the Americans in Vietnam), Richard A. Falk, Page 613.
• Book Review:  Hugo Black:  The Alabama Years (reviewing Virginia Van Der Veer Hamilton's Hugo Black:  The Alabama Years), Roger K. Newman, Page 631.

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• Article:  Commercial Exploitation of Names, Likenesses, and Personal Histories, James M. Treece, Page 637.
• Article:  Schemes and Visions:  A Suggested Revision of Juvenile Sentencing, Edward Chase, Page 673.
• Observation:  Prisoners' Litigation in the Federal Courts, William Wayne Justice, Page 707.
• Comment:  Congressional Seniority and Unequal Representation:  A Proposal for Reform, Dan Goldstein and Richard Scamell, Page 722.
• Comment:  The Binding Effect of Federal Declaratory Judgments on State Courts, John H. Martin, Page 743.
• Note:  Administrative Law--Freedom of Information Act--Stay of Agency Proceedings Pending Decision on Disclosure of Agency Documents.  Bannercraft Clothing Co. v. Renegotiation Board (D.C. Cir. 1972)., Page 757.
• Note:  Compromise and Settlement--Interference with Contract--Release of Claims Against Principal Contractor Absolves His Supervisory Agent From Similar Claims.  Transpac Construction Co. v. Clark & Groff, Engineers, Inc. (9th Cir. 1972)., Page 767.
• Note:  Income Tax--Deferred Compensation--Employees' Collateral Agreement Preventing Withdrawals from Qualified Trust Avoids Constructive Receipt.  Leavens v. Commissioner (3d Cir. 1972)., Page 775.
• Note:  Income Tax--Section 306--Stock Redemption from Shareholder Retaining Control Does Not Qualify for Capital Gains Treatment.  Fireoved v. United States (3d Cir. 1972)., Page 782.
• Note:  Securities Regulation--Pyramid Promotion of Self-Improvement Courses Involves Sale of Investment Contracts Within Coverage of Federal Securities Laws.  SEC v. Glenn W. Turner Enterprises, Inc. (9th Cir. 1973)., Page 788.
• Note:  Torts--Private Remedy for Violation of the Oppressive Child Labor Provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act Will not be Implied.  Breitwieser v. KMS Industries, Inc. (5th Cir. 1972)., Page 804.
• Book Review:  The Closed Enterprise System (reviewing Mark J. Green, Beverly C. Moore, Jr. and Bruce Wasserstein's The Closed Enterprise System), John H. Shenefield, Page 813.
• Book Review:  The Law of Treason in England in the Later Middle Ages (reviewing J. G. Bellamy's The Law of Treason in England in the Later Middle Ages) and The Law of Treason in the United States:  Collected Essays (reviewing James Willard Hurst's The Law of Treason in the United States:  Collected Essays), Sanford Jay Rosen, Page 817.

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• Article:  Negligence Law, No-Fault, and Jury Trial--IV, Leon Green and Allen E. Smith, Page 825.
• Article:  Taxation of Intrafamily Transfers Over Time, Thomas L. Waterbury, Page 852.
• Article:  The Property Tax in Texas Under State and Federal Law, Mark G. Yudof, Page 885.
• Comment:  Creation of Income Versus Allocation of Income:  The Section 482 Controversy, Robert M. Herman, Page 920.
• Comment:  Of Politics, Pipefitters, and Section 610:  Union Political Contributions in Modern Context, Robert M. Cohan, Page 936.
• Note:  Admiralty--Federal Law Supersedes State Law in an Action for Deficiency Judgment under the Ship Mortgage Act.  J. Ray McDermott & Co. v. The Vessel Morning Star (5th Cir. 1972)., Page 994.
• Note:  Civil Rights--Injunctions--Tax Injunction Act Bars State Tax Suit Brought Under Civil Rights Act of 1871.  Bland v. McHann (5th Cir. 1972)., Page 999.
• Note:  Constitutional Law--Freedom of the Student Press--Permanent Withdrawal of Funds from a Student Newspaper To Quiet Racist Views Violates the First Amendment.  Joyner v. Whiting (4th Cir. 1973)., Page 1011.
• Note:  Environmental Protection--NEPA--The Second Circuit Creates New Substantive and Procedural Guidelines to Aid Agencies in Making Threshold Determinations of the Need for an Impact Statement.  Hanly v. Kleindienst (2d Cir. 1972)., Page 1016.
• Book Review:  Family Wealth Transactions (reviewing Jesse Dukeminier, Jr. & Stanley M. Johanson's Family Wealth Transactions), Robert J. Lynn, Page 1023.
• Book Review:  The Implosion Conspiracy (reviewing Louis Nizer's The Implosion Conspiracy), John Henry Faulk, Page 1026.
• Official By-Laws of Texas Law Review Publications, Inc., Page 1033.

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• Symposium:  A Matter of Wooden Logic:  Labor Law Preemption and Individual Rights, William C. Bryson, Page 1037.
• Symposium:  The Duty of Fair Representation:  A Theoretical Structure, Julia Penny Clark, Page 1119.
• Symposium:  Exhaustion of Grievance Procedures and the Individual Employee, Lee M. Simpson and Brian E. Berwick, Page 1179.
• Note:  Corporations--Sale of Control--Possibility of Looting Held Not Foreseeable to Seller of Control.  Swinney v. Keebler Co. (4th Cir. 1973)., H. Ronald Welsh, Page 1234.
• Note:  Criminal Procedure--Protective Search Incident to Warrantless, In-Custody Arrest Constitutionally Limited to Patdown of Outer Clothing.  Robinson v. United States (D.C. Cir. 1972)., Page 1241.
• Note:  Equal Protection--Municipal Services--Without Proof of Past Illegal Action, Equal Protection Clause Requires Equal Efforts, Not Equal Results, in Provision of Municipal Services.  Beal v. Lindsay (2d Circ. 1972)., Page 1247.
• Note:  Federal Courts--Stays--Federal Court May Stay an In Personam Equity Suit Pending Outcome of Parallel State Action.  PPG Industries, Inc. v. Continental Oil Co. (5th Cir. 1973)., Page 1252.
• Book Review:  The Big Foundations (reviewing Waldemar A. Nielsen's The Big Foundations), Richard E. Friedman, Page 1261.
• Book Review:  Shelter and Subsidies:  Who Benefits from Federal Housing Policies? (reviewing Henry J. Aaron's Shelter and Subsidies:  Who Benefits from Federal Housing Policies?), Daniel R. Mandelker, Page 1267.
• Book Review:  The Unions and the Cities (reviewing Harry H. Wellington and Ralph K. Winter, Jr.'s The Unions and the Cities) and Managing Local Government Under Union Pressure (reviewing David T. Stanley's Managing Local Government Under Union Pressure), Vernon M. Briggs, Jr., Page 1271. 

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• Article:  Preventive Confinement:  A Suggested Framework for Constitutional Analysis, Alan M. Dershowitz, Page 1277.
• Article:  Illegally Obtained Evidence in Criminal and Civil Cases:  A Comparative Study of a Classic Mismatch, Hans W. Baade, Page 1325.
• Comment:  State Prisoners' Suits:  Proper Forum, Choice of Remedy, and Effect of Judgment, Brian R. Davis, Page 1364.
• Note:  Constitutional Law--Forfeiture Statute Violates Due Process and Just Compensation Guarantees.  Pearson Yacht Leasing Co. v. Massa (D.P.R. 1973)., Page 1411.
• Note:  Constitutional Law--Freedom of the Press--Statute Requiring Newspapers to Furnish Free Reply Space to Candidates They Attack During an Election Campaign Does Not Violate the First Amendment.  Tornillo v. Miami Herald Publishing Co. (Fla. 1973)., Page 1421. 
• Note:  Federal Gift Tax--Section 2511--Holder of Vested Remainder Subject to Divestiture Has Reasonable Time to Disclaim Interest After Death of Life Beneficiary.  Keinath v. Commissioner (8th Cir. 1973)., Page 1430.
• Note:  Income Tax--A Railroad's Assets Purchased With Pre-1954 Governmental Subsidies May Not Be Depreciated Because the Payments Did Not Meet the Test for a Contribution to Capital.  United States v. Chicago, B. & Q. R.R. (U.S. 1973)., Page 1437.
• Note:  Securities Regulation--Tender Offers--Unsuccessful Offeror Entitled to Damages and Injunctive Relief for Injury Caused by Violations of Section 14(e).  Chris-Craft Industries, Inc. v. Piper Aircraft Corp. (2d Cir. 1973)., Page 1444.
• Book Review:  Impeachment:  The Constitutional Problems (reviewing Raoul Berger's Impeachment:  The Constitutional Problems), Robert Kramer, Page 1456.
• Book Review:  To Judge With Justice:  History and Politics of Illinois Judicial Reform (reviewing Rubin G. Cohn's To Judge With Justice:  History and Politics of Illinois Judicial Reform) and Lobbying at the Illinois Constitutional Convention (reviewing Ian D. Burgman's Lobbying at the Illinois Constitutional Convention), Thomas M. Reavley, Page 1460.
• Book Review:  Sexual Freedom and the Constitution (reviewing Walter Barnett's Sexual Freedom and the Constitution), Ralph Slovenko, Page 1464.