Vol. 23, Issue 3, 1971March 01, 1971 EDT
New Attitudes About Legal Protection for the Remains of Florida’s Natural Environment
New Attitudes About Legal Protection for the Remains of Florida’s Natural Environment
Joseph W. Little,
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
Joseph W. Little, New Attitudes About Legal Protection for the Remains of Florida’s Natural Environment, 23 Fla. L. Rev. 459 (1971).