Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966December 01, 1966 EDT
Public Law and the Obselescence of the Lawyer
Public Law and the Obselescence of the Lawyer
Arthur S. Miller,
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966
Vol. 19, Issue 3, 1966
- IntroductionJulius Stone
- Theory and Practice in LawIredell Jenkins
- A Working Model for Jurisprudential Investigation: On the Lawyer as an Emerging Force in Modern JurisprudenceThomas A. Cowan
- Theories and Practices in the Legal ProfessionWalter ProbertLouis M. Brown
- Jurisprudence in Policy-Oriented PerspectiveHarold D. LasswellMyres S. McDougal
- Public Law and the Obselescence of the LawyerArthur S. Miller
- Law and Science as Rival SystemsLee Loevinger
- Steps Toward a Lawyer Oriented Jurisprudence: Problems, Promises, Procedures, and PitfallsCharles D. Kelso
- Jerome E. Carlin, Lawyers' Ethics: A Survey of the New York City BarArthur E. Sutherland
- Judicial Decision-Making on the Florida Supreme Court: An Introductory Behavioral StudyPatrick BrownWilliam A. Haddad
Arthur S. Miller, Public Law and the Obselescence of the Lawyer, 19 Fla. L. Rev. 514 (1966).