Vol. 22, Issue 3, 1970January 01, 1970 EDT
Accepting the Indigent Defendant’s Waiver of Counsel and Plea of Guilty
Accepting the Indigent Defendant’s Waiver of Counsel and Plea of Guilty
Alber B. Lewist,
Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 3, 1970
Vol. 22, Issue 3, 1970
- Uniform Consumer Credit Code: Consumer's Code--Or Lender's Code?Lynn M. LoPucki
- Planning for Operations in SpainJose A. Diaz-Asper
- Death With Dignity: A Recommendation for Statutory ChangeHoward W. Brill
- Vagrancy--A Study in Constitutional ObsolescenceWilliam F. MaherWilliam E. Williams
- Interelationship of Subchapter S and Subchapter CCharles H. EggertonFrank R. Rief
- Accepting the Indigent Defendant's Waiver of Counsel and Plea of GuiltyAlber B. Lewist
- Civil Procedure: Discover in Eminent Domain Proceedings as Applied to the Opinions, Conclusions, and Reports of Expert AppraisersJames R. Caldwell
- Constitutional Law: Limitations of Court-Martial JurisdictionHorace Edward Dean
- Banks and Banking Florida Adopts a Duty of SecrecyRoger J. Merritt
- Painter: Federal Regulation of Insider TradingHugh L. Sowards
Alber B. Lewist, Accepting the Indigent Defendant’s Waiver of Counsel and Plea of Guilty, 22 Fla. L. Rev. 453 (1970).