Vol. 24, Issue 2, 1972December 01, 1972 EDT
Executive Impoundment of Congressionally Appropriated Funds
Executive Impoundment of Congressionally Appropriated Funds
Hale Boggs,
Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 2, 1972
Vol. 24, Issue 2, 1972
- The Law Demands, and Rightly SoReubin Askew
- Changing the Face of American HealthEdward M. Kennedy
- Executive Impoundment of Congressionally Appropriated FundsHale Boggs
- In Quest of Speedy JusticeJohn N. Mitchell
- Recent Developments in the Doctrine of UnseaworthinessKnowlton H. Shelnut
- Antitrust Law: An Emerging Problem for Florida RealtorsJohn D. McElheny
- Conveyances of Sovereign Lands Inder the Public Trust Doctrine: When Are They in the Public Interest?Stephen D. Rees
- Limits of Union Disciplinary Power Under Federal LawCharles D. Robbins
- Advisory Opinions in Florida: An Experiment in Intergovernmental CooperationTerrance A. Smiljanigh
- The Florida Abortion Law--Reform or Regression in 1972C. Ken Bishop
- The Expanded Concept of an Employee's Trade or BusinessDonald S. Kohla
- Abandonment of a Public Works Project--Landowner's RemediesRobert A. Mandell
- Constitutional Law: Citizenship and Expatriation of "Non-Fourteenth Amendment" CitizensMorgan Stevenson Bragg
- Constitutional Law: State Aid to Parochial Schools--Excessive Entanglement RevisitedCharles Guy Batsel
- Constitutional Law: The Jury and the Juvenile CourtRobert Hughes Blank
- Eminent Domain: Public Purpose and Conversation of Natural ResourcesPatricia Combs Fawsett
- Katz, When Parents Fail--The Law's Response to Family BreakdownLeontime R. Young
Hale Boggs, Executive Impoundment of Congressionally Appropriated Funds, 24 Fla. L. Rev. 221 (1972).