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Michigan Law Review Volume 70 Issue 1 1971 Periodical Index Michigan Law Review Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mlr Recommended Citation Michigan Law Review, Periodical Index, 70 MICH. L. REV. 223 (1971). Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mlr/vol70/iss1/8  This Index is brought to you for free and open access by the Michigan Law Review at University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Michigan Law Review by an authorized editor of University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository. For more information, please contact mlaw.repository@umich.edu. PERIODICAL INDEX This index includes articles, comments and some of the longer notes and recent developments which have appeared in leading law reviews since the publication of the last issue of this Review. (a) indicates a leading article. ABORTION The right of equal access to abortions. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1015-27 (April). The unborn child and the constitu-tional conception of life. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 994-1014 (April). ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE New blocks for old pyramids: reshaping the judicial system. (a) Shirley M. Huf-stedler. 44 5. Cal. L. Rev. 901-15 (Sum-mer). ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE See also Judicial Review. The hearing examiner loan program. (a) Antonin Scalia. 1971 Duke L.J. 319-66 Oune). Trumpets in the corridors of bureau-cracy: a coming right to appointed coun-sel in administrative adjudicative proceed-ings. 18 UCLA L. Rev. 758-94 (March). ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE Admissibility of medical treatises in Iowa: expert witnesses in hardback covers. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1028-43 (April). AGRICULTURE See Unions. ANTITRUST LAW See also Drugs, Environmental Law, Patents. Enforcement of the FTC Act: the short-comings of section 5(l) civil penalties. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 507-35 (May). Franchisor standing to sue in treble damage actions. 119 U. Pa. L. Rev. 696-705 (Feb.). BIOGRAPHY Adam Clayton Powell and John Wilkes: an analogue from England for the men in the marble palace. (a) Geoffrey W. R. Palmer. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 725-71 (April). CIVIL PROCEDURE See Insurance, Summary Proceedings. CIVIL RIGHTS Civil rights: private cause of action exists under title vii notwithstanding EEOC determination of no reasonable cause. 1971 Duke L.J. 467-78 Gune). Federal enforcement standards under the Civil Rights Act of 1964: judicial notions of pattern or practice. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1084-95 (April). COLLECTIVE BARGAINING The effect of reorganization, merger or acquisition on the appropriate bargaining unit. (a) John E. Abodeely. 39 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 388-531 (March). Fibreboard and the termination of bar-gaining unit work: the search for stan-dards in defining the scope of the duty to bargain. (a) Robert J. Rabin. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 803-36 (May). COMMERCIAL LAW Negotiability-who needs it? (a) Albert J. Rosenthal. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 375-402 (March). Service charges for revolving charge ac-counts: a time-price exemption or usury? 71 Colum. L. Rev. 905-16 (May). COMMUNICATION LAW Power to some people: the FCC's clear channel allocation policy. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 811-47 (Spring). CONDEMNATION OF LAND Taking or damaging by police power: the search for inverse condemnation cri-teria. (a) Arvo Van Alstyne. 44 5. Cal. L. Rev. 1-73 (Fall). CONFLICT OF LAWS: TORTS The emerging probletns in judicial ad-ministration of a state-interest analysis of tort conflict of laws problems. (a) Russell J. Weintraub. 44. 5. Cal. L. Rev. 877-900 (Summer). CONSTITUTIONAL LAW See also Abortion, Criminal Investiga-tion, Hearsay. The generality of neutral principles: a game-theoretic perspective. (a) Robert L. Birmingham. 58 Calif. L. Rev. 873-84 aune). CONTEMPT Invoking summary criminal contempt procedure-use or abuse? United States v. Dellinger-the "Chicago Seven" con-temp. 69 Mich. L. Rev. 1549-75 (Aug.). [223] 224 Michigan Law Review [Vol. 70 COPYRIGHTS Performers rights and copyright: the protection of sound recordings from mod-ern pirates. 59 Calif. L. Rev. 548-79 (March). CORPORATIONS Rule lOb-6 revisited. (a) Ezra Weiss and Lawrence S. Leibowitz. 39 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 474-87 (March). CORPORATIONS: STOCKHOLDERS Liberalizing SEC rule 14a-8 through the use of advisory proposals. 80 Yale L.J. 845-64 (March). CORPORATIONS: TAXATION Revenue ruling 70-531: a change in the treatment of non-dividend redemptions at the corporate level? 1971 Duke L.J. 435-50 Gune). CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION See also Right of Privacy. Unlawful detainer: synopsis of Califor-nia law and constitutional considerations. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 768-810 (Spring). CRIMINAL LAW See Due Process of Law. DAMAGES Punitive damages under the Federal Employers' Liability Act. 40 U. Cin. L. Rev. 289-303 (Summer). DEDICATION TO PUBUC USE Public or private ownership of beaches: an alternative to implied dedication. 18 UCLA L. Rev. 795-820 (March). This land is my land: the doctrine of implied dedication and its application to California beaches. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1092-134 (Summer). DISCRIMINATION See Unions. Affirmative action under executive or-der 11.246. (a) Peter G. Nash. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 225-61 (April). Title VII and the multiple approaches to eliminating employment discrimina-tion. (a) Stanley P. Hebert and Charles L. Reischel. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 449-85 (May). DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS See Admissibility of Evidence. DRUGS Price fixing in the prescription drug DUE PROCESS OF LAW The Aims of the Criminal Law Re-visited: a plea for a new look at "sub-stantive due process." (a) Herbert L. Packer. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 490-98 (Winter). EDUCATION Family choice in education: a model state system for vouchers. (a) John E. Coons and Stephen D. Sugarman. 59 Calif. L. Rev. 321-438 (March). ELECTIONS Minority party access to the ballot. 1971 Duke L.J. 451-65 Gune). ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Construction of deeds granting the right to strip mine. 40 U. Cin. L. Rev. 304-18 (Summer). Contemporary studies project: impact of local governmental units on water quaEty control. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 804-929 (April). The energy crisis: the need for anti-trust action and federal regulation. 24 Vand. L. Rev. 705-801 (May). The prerogative and environmental con-trol of London building in the early seventeenth century: the lost opportunity. (a) Thomas G. Barnes. 58 Calif. L. Rev. 1332-63 (Nov.). ET'IDENCE Use of the nolo contendere plea in sub• sequent contexts. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 737• 67 (Spring). FEDERAL RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE See Limitation of Actions. FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIPS See Franchises. FOREIGN LAW Legislative choice of law: some Euro• pean examples. (a) David F. Cavers. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 340-61 (Winter). FRANCHISES Franchising-a fiduciary relationship. (a) Harold Brown. 49 Texas L. Rev. 650· 75 (April). FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY Regulation of White House demon• strations. 119 U. Pa. L. Rev. 668-83 (Feb.), FREEDOM OF THE PRESS industry: a misapplication of the per se The right of the press to gather infor-rule. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1071-83 (April). . . mation. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 838-64 (May), November 1971] ·Periodical Index· GOVERNMENTAL IMMUNITY AND LIABILITY Developing governmental liability un-der 42 U.S.C. § 1983. 55 Minn. L. Rev. 1201-22 aune). . HEARSAY Constitutional law-the confrontation test for hearsay exceptions: an uncertain standard. 59 Calif. L. Rev. 580-96 (March). INCOME TAX: INDIVIDUAL Section 1348: the death of Mickey Mouse? (a) Michael Asimow. 58 Calif. L. Rev. 801-72 Gune). INSURANCE Direct actions against insurance com-panies: should they join the party? 59 Calif. L. Rev. 525-47 (March). JUDGES Impeachment for "high crimes and misdemeanors." (a) Raoul Berger. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 395-460 (Winter). In honor of Chief Judge Stanley H. Fuld: a symposium. Articles by William 0. Douglas, John M. Harlan, Thomas E. Dewey, Adrian P. Burke, Michael I. Sov-ern, Willis L. M. Reese, Emanuel Dannett, Miguel de Capriles, Adolf Hamburger, Maurice Rosenberg, Richard R. Powell, and H. Richard Uviller. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 531-722 (April). JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATION Disorder in the courtroom. (a) Delmar Karlen. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 996-1035 (Sum-mer). In search of judicial economy: the non-statutory three judge court. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1096-113 (April). JUDICIAL OPINIONS The use of social p<;>licy in judicial de-cision-making. (a) Richard A. Daynard. 56 Cornell L. Rev. 919-50 Guly). JUDICIAL REVIEW See also Separation of Powers. Direct judicial review and the doc-trine of ripeness in administrative law. (a) G. Joseph Vining. 69 'Mich. L. Rev. 1443-46 (Aug.). . . Some observations on· Moss v. CAB. 23 Stan. L. Rev. 833-45 (April). ' JURIES Expediting voir dire: an empirical study. (a) William H. Levit, Dorotliy w~ Nelson, Vaughn C. Ball, and Richard Chernick. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 916-'!l5 (Sum-mer). LABOR LAW Current remedies for the discrimina-tory effects of seniority agreements. (a) Irving Kovarsky. 24 Vand. L. Rev. 683-702 (May). LAW REFORM See Philosophy of Law. LEGAL EDUCATION Symposium: legal education. Articles by Robert A. Gorman, Allen Redlich, Ar-thur B. LaFrance, Gary Bellow and Earl Johnson, Michael E. Levine, Richard A. Epstein, and Michael Reiss. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 537-734 (Spring). LEGAL PROFESSION A ne,v role for the black law graduate -a reality or an ~llusion? (a) Harry T. Edwards. 69 Mich. L. Rev. 1407-42 (Aug.). LIMITATION OF ACTIONS The tolling of state statutes of limita-tions in federal courts. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 865-85. (May). LOCAL GOVERNMENT See Environmental Law. MEDIATION Mediation-its forms and functions. (a) Lon L. Fuller. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 305-39 (Winter). MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE Psychological stress and legal concepts of disease causation. (a) Melvin L. Selzer. 56 Cornell L. Rev. 951-61 Guly). MILITARY LAW The discredit clause of the UCMJ: an unrestricted anachronism. 18 UCLA L. Rev. 821-43 (March). MOTOR VEHICLES . Public interest and the Iowa Motor Vehicle Franchisers Act. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1060-70 (April). NEWSPAPERS See also Freedom· of the Press, Privi-leged Communications. . . Newspaper Preservation Act: a critique. 46 Ind. L.J. 392-412. (Spring). PATENTS Patent-antitrust law: a. new theory. (a) Martin J. Adelman and· Robert·P. Jaress. 17 Wayne L. Rev. 1-9.3 Gan.-Feb.). 226 Michigan Law Review [Vol. 70 The patent system and economic de-velopment. (a) Mark S. Masse!. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 486-505 (May). PHILOSOPHY OF LAW The future of America and the role of law. (a) Ray Forrester. Comments by Jefferson B. Fordham, Robert B. McKay, John W. Wade, and Page Keeton. 23 Vand. L. Rev. 1297-314 (Nov.). Law and today's crisis-situations. (a) Thomas E. Davitt. 46 Ind. L.J. 193-207 (Winter). PLEADING See Evidence. POLICE See Governmental Immunity & Lia-bility. The policeman: must he be a second-class citizen with regard to his first amendment rights? 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 536-59 (May). POLITICAL SCIENCE Criteria for a theory about law. (a) Harold D. Lasswell and Myres S. Mc-Dougal. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 362-94 (Win-ter). The institutionalized presidency. A symposium. Articles by Norman C. Thom-as, David L. Paletz, Joseph E. Kallen-bach, Harvey C. Mansfield, Walter F. Mondale, Marver H. Bernstein, Allen Schick, Thomas E. Cronin, and Hans ,v. Baade. 35 Law&: Contemp. Prob. 427-665 (Summer). PRICES See Drugs. PRISONS AND PRISONERS Courts, corrections, and the eighth amendment: encouraging prison reform. by releasing inmates. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1060-91 (Summer). PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS The newsmen's privilege against dis-closure of confidential sources and infor-mation. (a) Harold L. Nelson. 24 Vand. L. Rev. 667-81 (May). PRODUCTS LIABILITY Effect of corporate dissolution on prod-ucts liability claims. (a) Harry G. Henn and John R. Ale.;:ander. 56 Cornell L. Rev. 865-918 Ouly). PROXIMATE CAUSE See Medical Jurisprudence. PSYCHIATRY See Medical Jt1risprude11ce. PUBLIC LANDS Minnesota's Flood Plain Management Act-state guidance of land use controls, 55 Minn. L. Rev. 1163-200 Oune), Public recreation and subdivisions on lakes and reservoirs in California, 23 Stan. L. Rev. 811-32 (April), REPLEVIN Laprease and Fuentes: replevin recon• sidered. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 886-904 (May). RES ]UDICATA Res nova in res judicata. (a) Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1036· 44 (Summer). RIGHT OF PRIVACY The diminishing right of privacy. Ar• tides by Vern Countryman and Albert W. Alschuler. 49 Texas L. Rev. 837-82 (May). Preventive intelligence systems and the courts. 58 Calif. L. Rev. 914-39 Qune). SECURITIES Some recent innovations to avoid the margin regulations. (a) Martin Lipton. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 1-16 (March). SEGREGATION Busing, Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklen-burg, and the future of desegregation in the Fifth Circuit. 49 Texas L. Rev. 884-910 (May). SEPARATION OF POWERS See also War. An essay review of Congress v. the Su-preme Court. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 499-516 (Winter). The role of Congress in constitutional determinations. (a) Archibald Cox. 40 U, Cin. L. Rev. 199-261 (Summer). Separation of powers and the discre-tionary function e.;:ception: political ques-tion in tort litigation against the govern-ment. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 930-93 (April). SEX DISCRIMINATION The conflict between state protective legislation and federal laws prohibiting sex discrimination: is it resolved? (a) Thomas H. Barnard. 17 Wayne L. Rev. 25-65 Qan.-Feb.). SOCIAL SECURITY The failure of the Work Incentive (WIN) Program. 119 U. Pa. L. Rev. 485-501 (Jan.). November 1971] Periodical Index 227 SOCIAL WELFARE The Tax Reform Act of 1969 and the poor. (a) Paul M. Dodyk. 71 Colum. L. Rev. 758-802 (May). STATE ENTERPRISES A new look at the internal improve-ments and public purpose rules. (a) Wil-liam F. Eich. 1970 Wis. L. Rev. 1113-32 (No. 4). SWvIMARY PROCEEDINGS California summary judgment: the need for legislative reform. (a) Ernest J. Zack. 59 Calif. L. Rev. 439-83 (March). SURYEY OF STATE LAW 1970 annual survey of Michigan law. Articles by Arthur Neef, Robert A. Koory, Carl S. Hawkins, Friedrich K. Juenger, Maurice Kelman, Edward M. ,vise, Mi-chael S. Josephson, Theodore Sachs, Alan W. Housman and Robert L. Reed, M. Burns Stanley and Edward W. Tunstall, Alan R. Waterstone, Daniel C. Molhoek and J. Terry Moran, Beverley J. Pooley, E. Robert Blaske, David J. Olmstead and Michael H. Feiler, Donald F. Campbell, Kenneth R. Callahan, Patricia H. Mars-chall, Donald H. Murch, and William G. Reamon and Paul A. Williams. 17 Wayne L. Rev. 283-776 (March-June). Survey of Ohio law: 1970. 40 U. Cin. L. Rev. 49-111 (Winter-Spring). TAXATION See Corporations: Taxation, Social Wel-fare. United States v. Davis: pro rata re-demptions and essential equivalence. 66 Nw. U. L. Rev. 260-71 (May-June). TORTS Roger Traynor and the law of torts. (a) Page Keeton. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1045-57 (Summer). TRADE SECRETS Sears to Lear to Painton: of whales and other matters. (a) Roger M. Milgrim. 46 N.Y.U. L. Rev. 17-34 (March). TREATIES State power and the Indian treaty right to fish. 59 Calif. L. Rev. 485-524 (March), UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE OF LAW The standard for d~termining unau-thorized practices of law by real estate brokers in Ohio. 40 U. Cin. L. Rev. 319-42 (Summer). UNIONS Racially discriminatory union conduct: constitutional commands for the NLRB. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 1044-59 (April). Unionization of the agricultural labor force: an inquiry of job property rights. 44 S. Cal. L Rev. 181-217 (Fall). WAR Brief for Constitutional Lawyers' Com-mittee on Undeclared War as amicus curiae, Massachusetts v. Laird. (a) An-thony A. D'Amato, Lawrence R. Velvel, Lawrence Sager, Jon M. Vandyke, Harrop Freeman, and Richard Cummings. 17 Wayne L. Rev. 67-151 CTan.-Feb.). The coordinated warmaking power-legislative, executive, and judicial roles. (a) Leonard G. Ratner. 44 S. Cal. L. Rev. 461-89 (Winter). WILLS Bequests for purposes. (a) William F. Fratcher. 56 Iowa L. Rev. 773-802 (April). WITNESSES Effects of kind of question and atmos-phere of interrogation on accuracy and completeness of testimony. 84 Harv. L. Rev. 1620-43 (May). 

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