Vol. 20, Issue 3, 1968December 01, 1968 EDT
Torts: Common Law Defenses Not Applicable in Wrongful Death Action Involving Maritime Tort
Torts: Common Law Defenses Not Applicable in Wrongful Death Action Involving Maritime Tort
John C. Patterson,
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
John C. Patterson, Torts: Common Law Defenses Not Applicable in Wrongful Death Action Involving Maritime Tort, 20 Fla. L. Rev. 411 (1968).