Volume 53 | Issue 2

February 1979

Volume 92 | Issue 4

Taxation, Social Security Tax

Remarks Before the Tulane Tax Institute

Taxation, Social Security Tax

Article by The Honorable Russell B. Long

Taxation, Social Security Tax

Bank Solvency, Standby Letters of Credit

Bank Solvency and Standby Letters of Credit: Lessons from the USNB Failure

Bank Solvency, Standby Letters of Credit

Article by Paul R. Verkuil

Bank Solvency, Standby Letters of Credit

Louisiana Law, Error in the Formation of Contracts, Comparative

Error in the Formation of Contracts in Louisiana: A Comparative Analysis

Louisiana Law, Error in the Formation of Contracts, Comparative

Article by Timothy Hoff

Louisiana Law, Error in the Formation of Contracts, Comparative

Legislative Management of History, Civil Code, Louisiana Law

Legislative Management of History: Notes on the Philosophical Foundations of the Civil Code

Legislative Management of History, Civil Code, Louisiana Law

Article by Shael Herman

Legislative Management of History, Civil Code, Louisiana Law

Federal Courts, Abortion

A Wink from the Bench: The Federal Courts and Abortion

Federal Courts, Abortion

Article by Basile J. Uddo

Federal Courts, Abortion

Yardstick Competition, Antitrust

Yardstick Competition: A Prematurely Discarded Form of Regulatory Relief

Yardstick Competition, Antitrust

Article by Jeffrey L. Harrison

Yardstick Competition, Antitrust

United Nations, General Assembly, Seabed Mining

The Common Heritage of Mankind: Has the General Assembly Created a Law to Govern Seabed Mining?

United Nations, General Assembly, Seabed Mining

Article by Paul Laurence Saffo

United Nations, General Assembly, Seabed Mining

Louisiana Law, Judicial Modification, Penal Clauses

Judicial Modification of Penal Clauses—A Survey of Recent Developments

Louisiana Law, Judicial Modification, Penal Clauses

Comment by Michael Mossy Christovich and Thomas J. R. Stadnik

Louisiana Law, Judicial Modification, Penal Clauses

Constitutional Criminal Law, Double Jeopardy

Constitutional Criminal Law—Double Jeopardy—Appellate Court Acquittal Accorded Same Finality as Trial Court Acquittal; Retrial Permitted After Defendant Seeks Dismissal

Constitutional Criminal Law, Double Jeopardy

Note by James P. Naughton

Constitutional Criminal Law, Double Jeopardy