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• Notes & Comments

  The Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act of 1927: Half-Way Protection for the Stevedore and the Longshoreman

  • Robert E. Gilbert
  • Published: June, 1966
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• Notes & Comments

  Divestiture of Illegally Held Assets: Observations on Its Scope, Objective, and Limitations

  • William T. Kerr
  • Published: June, 1966
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• Notes & Comments

  Unemployment Compensation for Employees on Required Vacation Without Pay

  • Michigan Law Review
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• Other

  Index

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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Recent Books

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• Other

  Periodical Index

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• Front Matter

  Front Matter

  • Michigan Law Review
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• Articles & Essays

  FTC v. Jantzen: Blessing, Disaster, or Tempest in a Teapot?

  • Thomas E. Kauper
  • Published: January, 1966
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• Book Reviews & Notices

  Norris: A Casebook of Complete Criminal Trials

  • Otis J. Smith
  • Published: January, 1966
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• Articles & Essays

  The Purposes of Advocacy and the Limits of Confidentiality

  • John T. Noonan Jr.
  • Published: January, 1966
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• Other

  “Primarily for Sale” in I.R.C Sections 1221 and 1231 Held To Mean “Principally for Sale” Rather Than “Substantially for Sale” —Malat v. Riddell (U.S. 1966)

  • Michigan Law Review
  • Published: January, 1966
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• Articles & Essays

  Professional Responsibility of the Criminal Defense Lawyer: The Three Hardest Questions

  • Monroe H. Freedman
  • Published: January, 1966
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