Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1954March 01, 1954 EDT
Libel: Notice as a Condition Precedent to Prosecution for Criminal Libel
Libel: Notice as a Condition Precedent to Prosecution for Criminal Libel
Lewis H. Hill III,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1954
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1954
- Preparation by Defendant for Settlement or TrialJosh H. Groce
- The Florida Supreme Court and the Gubernatorial ElectionPaul Ritter
- The Trial of JesusWilliam A. Herin
- Observations on the Policy of the Bricker AmendmentClaude Pepper
- Joint Enterprise in the Field of Automobile Accident LitigationJames Jackson FreelandBrooks P. Hoyt
- Dedication: Rights Under Misuser and Alienation of Lands Dedicated for Specific Municipal PurposesJohn S. BurtonHerbert J. Jones
- Mortgages: Effect of Failure to Record a Mortgage Assignment in FloridaStephen H. Grimes
- Criminal Law: Number of Offenses When Defendant's Wrongful Act or Omission Results in Multiple DeathsG. L. Kennedy Jr.
- Homestead: Family HeadshipW. Joseph Reynolds
- Libel: Notice as a Condition Precedent to Prosecution for Criminal LibelLewis H. Hill III
- Contracts: Intent to Benefit a Third PartyDana Bullen
- Criminal Law: Florida Requirements for Furnishing a List of State's Witnesses to a DefendantByron T. Cooksey
- Homestead: Right to Bequeath PersonaltyGeorge W. English III
Lewis H. Hill, Libel: Notice as a Condition Precedent to Prosecution for Criminal Libel, 7 Fla. L. Rev. 104 (1954).