Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1972September 01, 1972 EDT
Administrative Law: Standing to Represent the Public Interest–The Password is Injury
Administrative Law: Standing to Represent the Public Interest–The Password is Injury
W. Christian Hoyer,
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1972
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1972
- Taking Versus Reasonable Regulation: A Reappraisal in Light of Regional Planning and WetlandsDenis Binder
- Ad Valorem Assessments in Florida--The Demand for a Viable SolutionJames S. Wershow
- Creditor's Prejudgement Remedies: Expandng Strictures on Traditional RightsWinton E. Williams
- Criminal Tax Fraud Investigations: Limitations on the Scope of the Section 7602 SummonsMike Rollyson
- Victimless Sex Crimes: To the Devil, not the DungeonMorgan Stevenson Bragg
- Consumer Protection: A Misallocation of ProtectionHenry H. Hull
- The Partnership Agreement in Partnership TaxationAugust M. Van Eepoel
- Interruption of Use: A Prescription for PrescriptionRichard L. Williams
- Antitrust: Per Se Illegality for Territorial RestraintsJohn D. Milton
- Landlord Tennant Law: Plotting the Death of a Summary Proceeding Statute--A Test for RipenessJoseph W. Beasley
- Constitutional Law: The Belated Demise of a Vagrancy StatuteRobert D. Gatton
- Administrative Law: Standing to Represent the Public Interest--The Password is InjuryW. Christian Hoyer
- Criminal Law: Personal Searches Incident to Traffic Arrests--No Nexus Necessary?Michael A. Rider
- Insurance: Punitive Damages and the Vicariously Liable PolicyholderLeigton D. Yates
W. Christian Hoyer, Administrative Law: Standing to Represent the Public Interest–The Password Is Injury, 25 Fla. L. Rev. 233 (1972).