Vol. 25, Issue 4, 1973June 01, 1973 EDT
Constitutional Law: Procedural Due Process in a Prison Disciplinary Proceeding
Constitutional Law: Procedural Due Process in a Prison Disciplinary Proceeding
Gwynne Alice Young,
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 4, 1973
Vol. 25, Issue 4, 1973
- Environmental Regulations, Zoning, and Withheld Municipal Services: Takings of Property by Multi-Government ActionCharles E. Harris
- More Heat than Light: Thermal Pollution versus Heat Energy UtilizationFrank E. Maloney
- Florida Estate Tax ApportionmentFrank P. Riggs
- Antitrust Law: An Application of the Sherman Act to the ProfessionsKenneth C. Ellis
- Settlement Devices with Joint TortfeasorsMichael R. Kennedy
- Pregnancy, Privacy, and the Constitution: The Court at the CrossroadsHarley Riedel
- Parental Immunity: The Case for Abrogation of Parental Immunity in FloridaW. Roderick Bowdoin
- Florida's Public Employee Unions: How Long Must they Wait?Dale A. Dettmer
- Judicial Notice: Florida's New Look at Municipal OrdinancesDonald S. Hart
- Civil Procedure: Vacating Default--A Pound of Cure for an Ounce of PreventionEverett P. Anderson
- Landlord and Tenant: Florida's Distress for Rent Law--An Extension of SniadachGranville Chevely Burgess
- Constitutional Law: State Apportionment--A Still Emerging Standard for Equal ProtectionRobert A. Eisen
- Double Jeopardy: A Protection or an Empty Promise?Bill Shuford
- Constitutional Law: Procedural Due Process in a Prison Disciplinary ProceedingGwynne Alice Young
- Pessoa: O Direito Da Seguranca NacionalW.D. Macdonald
Gwynne Alice Young, Constitutional Law: Procedural Due Process in a Prison Disciplinary Proceeding, 25 Fla. L. Rev. 844 (1973).