Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 1971
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 1971
- Judicial Reform--IntroductionTom C. Clark
- Courts for MethuselahHans Zeisel
- The Administration of Justice in the Federal District CourtWilliam A. McRae
- The Move Toward Modern Data Management in the CourtsEldridge Adams
- Court of Administrative Appeals: Alternative Available to Legislature, Following Defeat of 1970 Proposed Amendment of Judiciary Article of Florida ConstitutionL. Harold Levinson
- Judicial Fiscal IndependenceJames T. Brennan
- Discovery: A Competition Between the Right of Privacy and the Right to KnowKenneth B. HughesCarol E. Anderson
- Direct Action Against Liability Insurer: A Legislative Approach for FloridaHoward R. Marsee
- In Personam Jurisdiction--Due Process and Florida's Short "Long-Arm"W.C. Gentry
- Government in the Sunshine: Promise or Placebo?Ruth Mayes Barnes
- Jetport: Stimulus for Solving New Problems in Environmental ControlDavid Brennan
- Florida's Six-Member Criminal Juries: Constitutional, but Are They Fair?Thomas E. Morris
- Tax Court: New Policy to Follow the Precedent Set by the Courts of Appeas: Lawrence OverruledMarshall W. Liptak
- Federal Courts: New Limitations on Injunctive ReliefMichael E. Cox
- Constitutional Law: Due Process Requires Prior Hearing Before Termination of Welfare BenefitsPhillip R. Finch
- Constitutional Law: Indigent Misdemeanant's Right to Appointed Counsel: Lifting the Poverty Bar--A New Florida StandardHal H. Kantor
Tom C. Clark, Judicial Reform–Introduction, 23 Fla. L. Rev. 217 (1971).