Peace-Keeping Costs and Charter Obligations - Implications of the International Court of Justice Decision on Certain Expenses of the United Nations

This article analyzes the important legal and political implications of the July 20, 1962 advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice. This opinion dealt with one of the most serious problems facing the United Nations Organization - how to finance and pay for its operations. By a majority of nine to five, the court advised the General Assembly that expenses occasioned by the United Nations operations in the Congo and in the Middle East constituted expenses to the Organization within the meaning of Article 17, paragraph 2 of the United Nations Charter. This opinion may prove to be one of the court\u27s most important decisions to date

William Mitchell Opinion – Volume 4, No. 2, May 1962

Selected Table of Contents Prof. Wattson\u27s Passing Noted With Sorrow Judge Goodrich to Address June Grads at Commencement Early Plan to Farm Results in Successful Practice for Kelley Comments on National Indemnity Co. v. Lead Supplies, Inc. / Kenneth J. Figge Some New Developments in the Law of Defamation / Russell L. Streefland Rare Books on Display in Library / Carolyn Meyer ASLA Prints Booklet on Federal Placement Federal Court Benches Now In Mitchell Moot Court Rooms / James Gibbs Editorial Board Wayne A. Vander Vort, Carol A. Paarhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1006/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion - Volume 4, No. 1, December 1961

Selected Table of Contents St. Louis Plays Host to Student Bar Convention / Charles Langer The Law - As I See it / E. Barret Prettyman Right to Sue for Prenatal Injury Upheld / Donald F. Zibell State Police Power and Common Carriers / John B. McGrath Jr. Professional Responsibility Course Expands Schedule / Kenneth Mitchell Judge Pearson Long Active as Trustee and Teacher Editorial Board Carol A. Paar, Wayne Vander Vorthttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1005/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion – Volume 3, Nos. 1 & 2, May 1961

Selected Table of Contents 76 Seniors to Graduate; Hon E. Barrett Prettyman to Address Class June 13 College Interest High in Recent Student Bar Campaign Legal Ethics Scores Hit With 4th Year Class Parke-Davis Case Highlights Trade Issue / William G. Stocks Moot Court in Review / R.E. Hachey Foreign Law Institute Greeted Enthusiastically Judge Knudson Presides In Hennepin Family Court Editorial Board Carol A. Paar, Wayne A. Vander Vort, John T. Uldrich, John Moylanhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1004/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion - Volume 2, No. 1, April 1960

Selected Table of Contents ABA President to Speak, Receive Honorary Degree at Commencement Library Dedication Set for May 4th Chief Justice Roger L. Dell Gives Pointers to Students President Andrew N. Johnson Active in Law School Since 1915 Fall of Jencks / Philip John Bloedel English Judicial Administration / Albin S. Pearson Editorial Board Seldon H. Caswell, Robert Schumacher, John G. Bell, John Moylanhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1002/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion – Volume 2, No. 2, November 1960

Selected Table of Contents School Tries New Approach To the Old Problem of Ethics Too Many Attorneys Doing the Negotiations States Labor Secretary Effects of Locality on Practice was Theme of First Lecture Judge Stewart Devotes Life to Profession and School The Aftermath of Entick V. Carrington / Edward J. Drury Income Taxation of Multi-State Business / Barton C. Burns Duties, Activities Of SBA Increase Former ABA Head Praises One of the \u27Allies of Justice\u27 Editorial Board Seldon H. Caswell, Robert Schumacher, John G. Bell, John Moylanhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1003/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion – Volume 1, No. 2, November 1959

Selected Table of Contents Bar Exam Change Set for March Placement Bureau Will Aid Seniors, Employers The Butcher, The Baker Students Have Varied Jobs / Mary Jeanne Wiesen Law Wives Organize to Aid Mates, School Legislature Revises Juvenile Court Law / Edward J. Drury Editorial Board Phyllis Gene Jones, Robert Schumacher, John Moylan, Seldon Caswell, Gerald Kalina, Mary Jeanne Wiesenhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1001/thumbnail.jp

William Mitchell Opinion - Volume 1, No. 1, May 1959

Selected Table of Contents Mitchell Students Form Bar Association Affiliated with ALSA 59 Will Graduate June 16, Tom Armory Nordbye Dedication Speaker How Not To Do It / Green, William Supreme Court Adopts New Bar Exam Procedures Georgia Expert, Charles Nadler, Conducts Bankruptcy Institute Editorial Board Phyllis Gene Jones; Robert Schumacher; John Moylan; Seldon Caswell; Gerald Kalina; Mary Jeanne Weisenhttps://open.mitchellhamline.edu/the-opinion/1000/thumbnail.jp