Vol. 7, Issue 3, 1954September 01, 1954 EDT
Congressional Abolition of Perjury Before Federal Grand Juries
Congressional Abolition of Perjury Before Federal Grand Juries
Raymond L. Wise,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 3, 1954
Vol. 7, Issue 3, 1954
- A Review of Certain Substantive Changes in the Internal Revenue CodeKenneth L. Black
- Congressional Abolition of Perjury Before Federal Grand JuriesRaymond L. Wise
- Tax Consequences of the Sale, Purchase, or Exchange of a Personal ResidenceClark E. Bowen
- Florida's Standing Train Doctrine: A TransitionRichard W. ReevesWilliam A. Zeiher
- The Federal Income Tax PractitionerA. B. Blackburn Jr.
- Administrative Law: Ad Hoc Deviation from Federal Procedural Regulations as a Violation of Due ProcessJohn Mann
- Labor Law: Bargaining Unit May Include Segregated LocalsGeorge Vega Jr.
- Procedure: Summary Judgment for Nonmoving PartyHarvey T. Deinzer
- Tax Titles: Effect of Tax Deed Upon Realty EncumbrancesGerald Sohn
- Equity: Injunctive Relief from Interference with Statutory Political Party OfficeJohn Woolslair Sheppard
- Labor Relations: Featherbedding as Unfair Practice Under the Taft-Hartley ActWilliam Victor Gruman
- Labor Law: Impact of 1951 Railway Labor Act Amendment Upon Union Shop AgreementsReubin O'D. Askew
- Procedure: Sufficiency of Federal Form 10 in FloridaJames E. Travelstead
- Torts: Extent of Vicarious Liability Under the Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine as Applied to AutomobilesWilliam GarciaRichard ZimmermanLee Weissenborn
Raymond L. Wise, Congressional Abolition of Perjury Before Federal Grand Juries, 7 Fla. L. Rev. 272 (1954).