Vol. 33, Issue 2, 1981January 01, 1981 EDT
Potential Havens from American Jurisdiction and Discovery Laws in International Antitrust Enforcement
Potential Havens from American Jurisdiction and Discovery Laws in International Antitrust Enforcement
Georgia Jacobsen Newman,
Articles in Vol. 33, Issue 2, 1981
Vol. 33, Issue 2, 1981
- The Impact of Entitlement Analysis: Due Process in Correctional Administrative HearingsThompson H. Gooding
- Constitutionality Violations in Zoning: The Emerging Section 1983 Damage RemedyNicholas Rockwell
- Federal Property Forfeiture Statutes: The Need to GuaranteeKenneth Kandaris
- Law of the Sea: The Delimitation of the Maritime Boundary Between the United States and the BahamasPhilip A. Allen
- Potential Havens from American Jurisdiction and Discovery Laws in International Antitrust EnforcementGeorgia Jacobsen Newman
- Constitutional Law: Qualified Right of Access to Criminal Trials RecognizedRobert Anthony
- Florida Constitutional Law: Conveyance to a Tenancy by the Entirety of Homestead Property--The Demise of the "Heirs' Interest" Rationale?Darryl Richard
- Constitutional Law: The Fifth Circuit's "Good Faith" Exception to the Exclusionary Rule--Well-Reached or Overreached?Thomas Tighe
Georgia Jacobsen Newman, Potential Havens from American Jurisdiction and Discovery Laws in International Antitrust Enforcement, 33 Fla. L. Rev. 240 (1981).
