Vol. 30, Issue 4, 1978July 01, 1978 EDT
The FCC’s Cable Television Jurisdiction: Deregulation by Judicial Fiat
The FCC’s Cable Television Jurisdiction: Deregulation by Judicial Fiat
Edwin I. Malet,
Articles in Vol. 30, Issue 4, 1978
Vol. 30, Issue 4, 1978
- The Questionnaire Will: A Device to Facilitate Testamentary Freedom for the Less AffluentBarbara Croft HippleJudith M. BeckerHarold Marquis
- Must a Sole Self-Regulator in the Securities Industry Await an In-Place Central Market System?David M. Garodnick
- The FCC's Cable Television Jurisdiction: Deregulation by Judicial FiatEdwin I. Malet
- Improved Definition of Discovery Relevance: A Path Out of the Antitrust Procedural QuagmireJohn G. Despriet
- The Developing Fairness Standard in Freeze-Out Mergers: Detour for Delaware in the "Race for the Bottom"?William M. Seider
- Criminal Procedure: Prosecutorial Cart Blanch in the Plea Bargain ProcessE. Lanny Russell
- Judicial Immunity: An Unqualified Sanction of Tyranny from the BenchMerry E. Lindberg
Edwin I. Malet, The FCC’s Cable Television Jurisdiction: Deregulation by Judicial Fiat, 30 Fla. L. Rev. 718 (1978).