Volume 53
1974-1975
Issue Number:  1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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• Article:  Rights of a Seller's Assignee to Reclaim Goods Under the UCC, Marion W. Benfield, Jr., Page 1.
• Article:  Mandating Urban Equality:  The Distribution of Municipal Public Services, Robert L. Lineberry, Page 26.
• Article:  Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Damages for Breach of Warranty Under the UCC, Russel J. Weintraub, Page 60.
• Comment:  Suits Against State Officials:  Attorneys' Fees and the Eleventh Amendment, Joseph C. Dilg, Page 85.
• Comment:  Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments:  Preventing Sex Discrimination in Public Schools, James C. Todd, Page 103.
• Note:  Antitrust -- Vertical Restraints -- Schwinn "Per Se" Doctrine Extended to Location Clauses,  GTE Sylvania Inc. v. Continental T.V., Inc. (9th Cir. 1974)., Lee Keller, Page 127.
• Note:  Constitutional Law -- State Action -- Granting Federal and State Tax Exemptions to Private Foundations Constitutes State Action, Jackson v. Statler Foundation (2d Cir. 1974)., James M. Summers, Page 138.
• Note:  Criminal Practice and Procedure -- A Section 2255 Motion Will be Denied an Evidentiary Hearing when Petitioner's Allegations are Contradicted by his Rule 11 Answers.  Byran v. United States (5th Cir. 1974)., William H. McBride, Page 147.
• Note:  Criminal Procedure -- Grand Juries  -- Lack of Miranda Warnings for Virtual Defendant Results in Suppression of Perjurious Testimony.  United States v. Mandujano (5th Cir. 1974)., Charles J. Katz, Jr., Page 156.
• Note:  Remedies -- A Private Cause of Action Should be Implied from the Federal Prohibition Against Corporate Campaign Expenditures, Ash v. Cort (3d Cir. 1974)., Susan Garrison, Page 168.
• Note:  Stock Exchanges -- Antitrust -- Stock Exchange Practice of Fixing Minimum Brokerage Commission Rates is Exempt from the Antitrust Laws.  Gordon v. New York Stock Exchange, Inc. (2d Cir. 1974)., Howard N. Fenton, Page 178.
• Book Review:  Disorder of the Court:  Report of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Special Committee on Courtroom Conduct, by Norman Dorsen & Leon Friedman,  Murray Richtel, Page 188.
• Book Review:  Rough Justice:  Perspectives on Lower Criminal Courts, by John A Robertson,  Jonathan E. Silbert, Page 197.

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• Article:  Undercover Investigations and Police Rulemaking, George E. Dix, Page 203.
• Comment:  The Physician's Testimony -- Hearsay Evidence or Expert Opinion:  A Question of Professional Competence, John T. Anderson, Page 296.
• Comment:  Texas Probate Jurisdiction -- There's a Will, Where's the Way?, Boone Schwartzel and Doug Wilshusen, Page 323.
• Note:  Administrative Law -- Due Process -- A Formal Hearing Is Not Required Before Medicare Reimbursements Are Withheld. Wilson Clinic & Hospital, Inc. v. Blue Cross (4th Cir. 1974)., J. Stockton Williams, Page 362.
• Note:  Administrative Law -- Exhaustion of Remedies -- Federal Employees Must Exhaust Civil Service Commission Remedies Before Bringing an Action for Discriminatory Employment Practices Under Section 1981 of the Civil Rights Act.  Penn v. Schlesinger (5th Cir. 1974)., Mike Baldwin, Page 371.
• Note:  Constitutional Law -- Commerce Clause -- The Federal Government May Require a State to Adopt and Enforce Penal Regulations Relating to State Activity that Affects Interstate Commerce.  Pennsylvania v. Environmental Protection Agency (3d Cir. 1974)., Sabre Anthony Safi, Page 380.
• Note:  Constitutional Law -- Jury Trial -- Defendant in Suit by an Administrative Agency to Collect Statutory Civil Penalties for Violation of Agency Orders Has a Seventh Amendment Right to a Jury Trial.  United States v. J.B. Williams Co. (2d Cir. 1974)., George L. Hangs, Jr., Page 387.
• Note:  Schools and School Districts -- Corporal Punishment -- Junior High School's System of Excessive, Degrading and Arbitrary Corporal Punishment Violates the Eighth Amendment's Prohibition Against Cruel and Unusual Punishment and the Fourteenth Amendment's Guarantee of Due Process of Law.  Ingraham v. Wright (5th Cir 1974)., Pamela White Hensley, Page 395.
• Book Review:  Mr. Justice Black and His Books, by Daniel J. Meador, Roger K. Newman, Page 406.
• Book Review:  The Taney Period, 1836-64, by Carl B. Swisher, Benjamin F. Wright, Page 414. 

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• In Memoriam: Carl H. Fulda, Robert E. Mathews, Page 419.
• Article:  Libel and Press Self-Censorship, David A. Anderson, Page 422.
• Comment:  Jury Trial in Employment Discrimination Cases -- Constitutionally Mandated?, Stephen F. Lazor, Page 483.
• Comment:  Rendering unto Caesar:  The Taxation of Gold Transactions, Donovan Campbell, Jr., Page 509.
• Note:  Administrative Law -- Interstate Commerce Commission Failed to Show Rational Basis for General Finding that Carriers of Recyclable Waste Products Serve the Public Convenience and Necessity. Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Inc. v. United States (D. Del. 1973)., Page 539.
• Note:  Antitrust -- Attempt to Monopolize -- A Shortage Does Not Affect the Definition of the Relevant Market. Mullis v. ARCO Petroleum Corp. (7th Cir. 1974)., Page 551.
• Note: Antitrust -- State Exemption -- The Sherman Act Does Not Apply to State Activity Regardless of Its Commercial Nature. New Mexico v. American Petrofina, Inc. (9th Cir. 1974)., Page 566. 
• Note:  Commercial Law -- Multistate Transactions -- When a Secured Party's Perfection Lapses in a State to Which Goods Have Been Moved, the Return of the Goods to the First State Does Not Revive Its Perfection. In re Miller (D. Ore. 1974)., Page 578. 
• Note:  Constitutional Law -- Retroactivity -- Application of the "New Rule" Threshold Test Before Determining the Retroactivity of Almeida-Sanchez, Page 586.
• Note:  Criminal Law -- Self-Incrimination -- Threat of Job Loss to Tranient Employee Does Not Render Subsequent Statements Inadmissible in Criminal Proceedings. United States ex rel. Sanney v. Montanye (2d Cir. 1974)., Page 597.
• Note:  Federal Jurisdiction -- A Plaintiff Can Aggregate His Federal and Nonfederal Claims Against the Same Defendant in Order to Meet the Jurisdictional Amount Requirement for Federal Diversity Jurisdiction, Hales v. Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. (4th Cir. 1974)., Page 604. 
• Note:  Labor Law -- Civil Rights -- A Predominantly Black Union Can Be Held Liable for Back Pay for Acquiescing in a Racially Discriminatory Seniority System, Carey v. Greyhound Bus Co. (5th Cir. 1974)., Page 612.
•  Note: Securities Regulation -- Shares of a State-Subsidized Non-Profit Cooperative Housing Corporation Are Securities Under Federal Securities Laws, Forman v. Community Services, Inc. (2d Cir. 1974)., Page 623.
• Book Review:  Welfare Medicine in America:  A Case Study of Medicaid, by Robert Stevens & Rosemary Stevens, David Zarefsky, Page 636.

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• Article: State Regulation of Air Transportation: The Texas Aeronautics Commission, Robert C. Means & Barry Chasnoff, Page 653.
• Article: Rehearsal for Substantive Due Process: The Municipal Bond Cases, L.A. Powe, Jr., Page 738.
• Observation: The Economic Approach to Law, Richard A. Posner, Page 757.
• Comment: Independent Natural Gas Producers, The FPC and the Courts: A Case of Judicial Intermeddling, Robert D. Daniel, Page 784.
• Note: Administrative Law--Magnuson-Moss Warranty-Federal Trade Commission Improvement Act--The FTC can Obtain Equitable Relief for Deceptive Trade Practices, Nina Cortell, Page 831.
• Note: Antitrust--Agricultural Cooperatives--The Clayton Act and the Capper-Volstead Act Immunize the Concerted Price-Bargaining Activities of Two Agricultural Cooperatives from Antitrust Liability. Treasure Valley Potato Bargaining Association v. Ore-Ida Foods, Inc. (9th Cir. 1974)., Page 840.
• Note: Antitrust--Jury is not Permitted to Know of the Treble Damage or Attorney's Fee Features of Clayton Act Section 4 Judgments. Pollock & Riley, Inc. v. Pearl Brewing Co. (5th Cir. 1974)., Brandon C. Janes, Page 848.
• Note: Securities Regulation--Section 16(B)--Ten-Percent Beneficial Ownership Must Exist Prior to Both a Purchase and Sale for Liability to Attach.  Provident Securities Co. v. Foremost-McKesson, Inc. (9th Cir. 1974)., Hal Sanders, Page 857.
• Book Review: Law and Psychiatry (reviewing Alexander D. Brooks' Law, Psychiatry and the Mental Health System), William J. Curran, Page 868.

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• Article: Beyond Contempt: Obligors to Injunctions, Doug Rendleman, Page 873.
• Article: Constitutional and Statutory Restrictions on Political Parties in the Wake of Cousins v. Wigoda, Ronald D. Rotunda, Page 935.
• Comment: A Computer Method for Legal Drafting Using Propositional Logic, Thomas Haines Edward & James P. Barber, Page 965.
• Comment: Prophylactic Due Process: Constitutional Infirmities of the Texas Lower Court System, Bea Ann Smith, Page 1005.
• Comment: European Economic Community Law versus United Kingdom Law: A Doctrinal Dilemma, H. Ronald Welsh, Page 1032.
• Note: Criminal Law--Enforcing Criminal Laws Through Civil Proceedings: Section 1964 of the Organized Crime Control Act of 1970, 18 U.S.C. § 1964 (1970), Lewis LeClair, Page 1055.
• Note: Criminal Procedure--Insanity Defense--In Determining Whether to Raise the Defense of Insanity Sua Sponte Over the Objection of a Certified Competent Defendant, the Trial Court Must Hear Evidence Supporting as well as Opposing the Raising of the Defense and must Articulate the Reasons Underlying Its Ultimate Determination.  United States v. Robertson (D.C. Cir. 1974)., Robert A. Major, Jr., Page 1065.
• Note: Income Tax--Sectioon 1033--Acquisitions by a Surviving Spouse with Her Own Funds do not Effectuate a Replacement of Poperty for Purposes of Deferring Gain Under a Section 1033 Election Made by Her Deceased Husband.  Estate of George W. Jayne (T.C. 1974)., Gary C. Johnson, Page 1077.
• Note: Labor Law--The Fruits of Boys Markets: Federal Injunction of Work Stoppage Pending Arbitration of Union Members' Right to Honor Sister Union's Picket Lines, David H. Donaldson, Jr., Page 1086.
• Note: Radio and Television--Broadcasting Formats--FCC Required to Evaluate Adequacy of Available Substitute Broadcasting Formats in the Relevant Service Area Before Approving a Transfer Involving a Format Change.  Citizens Committee to Save WEFM (D.C. Cir. 1974)., William D. Bernard, Page 1099.
• Book Review: Antitrust Analysis (reviewing Phillip Areeda's Antitrust Analysis: Problems, Text, Cases, 2nd. ed.), Robert W. Jordan, Page 1113.

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• Article:  Tax Postponement and the Cash Method Farmer:  An Analysis of Revenue Ruling 75-152, Larry D. Ward, Page 1119.
• Article:  Franchise Terminations Under the Sherman Act:  Populism and Relational Power, William H. Bohling, Page 1180.
• Comment:  SEC and FRB Treatment of Options:  An Experiment in Market Regulation, George Lee Flint, Jr., Page 1243.
• Comment:  The Case for Decontrolling the Price and Allocation of Crude Oil, James M. Summers, Page 1275.
• Note:  Constitutional Law--Vagueness Doctrine--Police Departmental Regulation Proscribing "Conduct Unbecoming an Officer" is Void for Vagueness.  Bence v. Breier (7th Cir. 1974)., John R. Williford, Page 1298.
• Note:  Criminal Law--Arrest Records--The FBI Has an Affirmative Duty To Take Reasonable Precautions to Ensure the Accuracy of the Information Contained in Its Criminal Files.  Tarlton v. Saxbe (D.C. Cir. 1974)., Douglas S. Sandage, Page 1308.
• Note:  Criminal Law--Contempt--Refusal to Rise in Federal Court Does Not Constitute Contempt of Court Under the Federal Contempt Statute.  United States v. Snider (4th Cir. 1974)., Don W. Pickels, Page 1321.
• Note:  Criminal Law--Pardons--A State Pardon Does Not Inherently Remove Federal Disabilities, and Congress Did Not Intend State Pardons To Remove Licensing Disabilities Under the Gun Control Act of 1968.  Thrall v. Wolfe (7th Cir. 1974)., Steve Bush, Page 1332.
• Note:  Secured Transactions--Creditor's Security Interest To Ensure Payment for Future Services to a Bankrupt Is Not Perfected Until Value Is Given by a Binding Commitment to Perform or Actual Performance of Services.  E.F. Corp. v. Smith (10th Cir. 1974)., Scott Bounds, Page 1343.
• Book Review:  Sex Discrimination and the Law:  Causes and Remedies (reviewing Barbara Allen Babcock, Ann E. Freedman, Eleanor Holmes Norton and Susan C. Ross's Sex Discrimination and the Law:  Causes and Remedies), Grace Ganz Blumberg, Page 1354.
• Book Review: Partial Justice: A Study of Bias Sentencing (reviewing Willard Gaylin's Partial Justice: A Study of Bias Sentencing), Mary Pearl Williams, Page 1369. 

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• Article:  The Duty to Warn:  A Description of the Model of Decision, John A. Kidwell, Page 1375.
• Article:  The Wages of Seamen, Alfred S. Pelaez, Page 1410.
• Comment:  Newsgathering:  Second-Class Right Among First Amendment Freedoms, Genevra Kay Loveland, Page 1440.
• Comment:  Securities Lawyers' Responsibility and Accountants' Liability:  Disclosure of Contingent Liabilities, William H. McBride, Page 1483.
• Note:  Administrative Law--Civil Rights--Scope of Review--42 U.S.C. § 1981 Requires a Hybrid De Novo Proceeding for Review of Civil Service Commission Employment Discrimination Determination.  Bowers v. Campbell (9th Cir. 1974)., Ray Guy, Page 1509.
• Note:  Administrative Law--Summary Judgment--In an FDA Inquiry into a Drug's Effectiveness, If the Applicant Fails To Submit Any Evidence Complying with Agency Standards, the FDA May Deny a Hearing and Summarily Withdraw Approval from the Drug.  Cooper Laboratories v. FDA (D.C. Cir. 1974)., Calhoun Bobbitt, Page 1518.
• Note:  Income Tax--Section 102--Corporate Payments to a Deceased Employee's Estate Constitute Taxable Income When Resulting from the Employee's Ownership of Company Stock and Made Pursuant to a Regular Company Plan.  Jensen v. United States (5th Cir. 1975)., Thomas J. Perich, Page 1528.
• Book Review:  Energy and Structure:  A Theory of Social Power (reviewing Richard Newbold Adams's Energy and Structure:  A Theory of Social Power), Jane F. Collier, Page 1539.