Vol. 41, Issue 5, 1989December 01, 1989 EDT
“Time Enough”: Webster v. Reproductive Health Services and the Prudent Pace of Justice
“Time Enough”: Webster v. Reproductive Health Services and the Prudent Pace of Justice
Lynn D. Wardle,
Articles in Vol. 41, Issue 5, 1989
Vol. 41, Issue 5, 1989
- "Time Enough": Webster v. Reproductive Health Services and the Prudent Pace of JusticeLynn D. Wardle
- What are Wives' Contributions Worth Upon Divorce?: Toward Fully Incorporating Partnership into Equitable DistributionMark A. Sessums
- Jurisprudence: The "New Haven School" and Emergence of Secondary Authority--Is Number Two Trying Harder?Joseph E. Brooks
- Constitutional Law: Criminal Defendants' Standing to Object to Racially Discriminatory Peremptory ChallengesChristine D. Duignan
- Evidence: Rule 609--Automatic Admissibility of Civil Witnesses' Prior Criminal Convictions "Regardless of Ensuant Unfair Prejudice"Brian B. Pastor
Lynn D. Wardle, “Time Enough”: Webster v. Reproductive Health Services and the Prudent Pace of Justice, 41 Fla. L. Rev. 881 (1989).