Vol. 26, Issue 3, 1974March 01, 1974 EDT
Conversion of Fine into Imprisionment: A Violation of Tate or Argersinger or Neither?
Conversion of Fine into Imprisionment: A Violation of Tate or Argersinger or Neither?
James P. Denver,
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 3, 1974
Vol. 26, Issue 3, 1974
- Mandatory Joinder of Parties in Civil Proceedings: The Case for Analytical PragmatismJeffrey E. Lewis
- Psychosurgery and Informed ConsentJames M. Spoonhour
- Newsman-Source Privilege: A Foundation in Policy for Recognition of Common LawBill Shuford
- Staet Taxation of Florida Real Estate TransactionsEverett P. Anderson
- Involuntary Hospitalization for the Mentally Ill Under Florida's Baker Act: Procedural Due Process and the Role of the AttorneyThomas J. Ellwanger
- Insurer's Rights of Reimbursement Under Florida's No-Fault LawGwynne Alice Young
- Discovery of Expert Information Under Rule 1.280 of the Florida Rules of Civil ProcedureR. Scott Cross
- Elimintation of Sexually Segregated Employment Ads: A Step Toward Equal Employment OpportunityWanda L. Brown
- And You Thought Moving Was Bad--Try Deducting Depreciation and Maintenance Expenses on your Unsold ResidenceTheodore A. Erck
- Cosntitutional Law: Juvenile Courts and Double Jeopardy--An Opportunity for ChangeMichael A. Schroder
- Income Tax: Death of the Employer Mandate for Home Office DeductionsRichard D. Green
- Constitutional Law: Old Glory Sits DownWilliam O. Dillingham
- Secured and Seizure: Reorganizing the Limints of the Exclusionary Rule in a Federal Grand Jury ProceedingJames Lavigne
- Conversion of Fine into Imprisionment: A Violation of Tate or Argersinger or Neither?James P. Denver
- Constitutional Law: Due Process Rights of Probationers Arrested for Subsequent FeloniesJohn M. Welch
- Federal Procedure: The Class Action--A Social Weapon Disarmed?Robert T. Cunningham
- Friedman: Friedman on LeasesSeneca B. Anderson
James P. Denver, Conversion of Fine into Imprisionment: A Violation of Tate or Argersinger or Neither?, 26 Fla. L. Rev. 630 (1974).