Vol. 20, Issue 3, 1968December 01, 1968 EDT
Where Law and Civil Disobedience Intersect
Where Law and Civil Disobedience Intersect
Robert C. Berry,
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 3, 1968
Vol. 20, Issue 3, 1968
- Civil Disobedience and the LawFrank M. Johnson
- Civil Disobedience and the Need for a Proportioned ResponseLeslie Harold Levinson
- Where Law and Civil Disobedience IntersectRobert C. Berry
- The Judical Trend Toward Student Academic FreedomWilliam W. Van Alstyne
- Collateral Post Conviction Remedies in FloridaGene D. Brown
- The Revolving Door Cycle in FloridaGeorge Barford
- Multiple Prosecution: Federalism vs. Individual RightsEarl M. BarkerDonald J. Hall
- Delinquency and Denied Rights in Florida's Juvenile Court SystemWilliam Knight Zewadski
- Computers, the Copyright Law, and Its RevisionRichard L. FletcherStephen P. Smith
- Torts: Common Law Defenses Not Applicable in Wrongful Death Action Involving Maritime TortJohn C. Patterson
- Probate: Executors' General Power of Sale Held Subject to Judicial ConfirmationRobert A. Smith
- Constitutional Law: Mere Membership in a Subversive Organization Will Not Preclude Defense Facility EmploymentTim Johnson
- Florida Homestead: A Balancing of Equities Between Two Dependent FamiliesFrank J.P. Rief
- Mortgage Deficiency Decrees: Conclusive Presumptions of Property Value Under Florida's Statutory Foreclosure ProcedureFrank H. Fee
Robert C. Berry, Where Law and Civil Disobedience Intersect, 20 Fla. L. Rev. 282 (1968).