Vol. 23, Issue 3, 1971March 01, 1971 EDT
Emerging Rights of High School Students: TheLaw Comes of Age
Emerging Rights of High School Students: TheLaw Comes of Age
Peter Dearing,
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 3, 1971
Vol. 23, Issue 3, 1971
- The American Legal System and Environmental PollutionJulian Conrad Juergensmeyer
- From Whence Cometh Our Help? Conservationists' Search for a Judicial Forum for Environmental ReliefGeorge W. Cornwell
- New Attitudes About Legal Protection for the Remains of Florida's Natural EnvironmentJoseph W. Little
- State Securities Regulation of Real Estate Investment TrustsDavid G. Epstein
- Consumer Protection in Florida: Inadequate Legislative Treatment of Consumer FraudsJohn Brady
- Emerging Rights of High School Students: TheLaw Comes of AgePeter Dearing
- Disruption in the CourtroomDonald M. Middlebrooks
- Constitutional Law: Financing Public Education Under the Equal Protection ClauseEric F. Kaplan
- Constitutional Law: Residence Requirements--An Unconstitutional Barrier to Public AssistanceBruce H. Bokor
- Criminal Law: Crowded Dockets No Longer Justify Denial of Speedy TrialWilliam L. Earl
- Taxation: Extension of Corn Products Doctrine to Section 1231 Depreciable Property and Section 337 LiquidationsStephen F. Gertzman
- Labor Law: Injuction Permitted to Enforce No-Strike ClauseMartin Z. Kessler
- The Corporation as a Partner: The Florida ChangeLeslie J. Barnett
- Implied Warranties in the Sale of New HomesThomas N. Wells
- Sax: Defending the Environment--A Strategy for Civil ActionJoseph R. Julin
Peter Dearing, Emerging Rights of High School Students: TheLaw Comes of Age, 23 Fla. L. Rev. 549 (1971).