Summer 1980
Special Issue:
Developments in the Law of the District of Columbia |
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| (Later known as the District of Columbia Survey) |
Front Matter
Table of Contents (v.29 no.4)
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Copyright Notice (v.29 no.4)
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Table of Contents - Developments in the Law of the District of Columbia (v.29 no.4)
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Dedication
Dedication - Louis J. Barracato
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Articles
The Judge Needs a Lawyer
Frank Q. Nebeker
Assessment of Incremental Pricing Under the Natural Gas Policy Act
William A. Mogel and William R. Mapes Jr.
The District of Columbia Courts: A Judicial Anomaly
Theodore Voorhees
The Marital/Separate Property Distinction in the District of Columbia
Bernard Gordon and Mark London
Comments
Connell, Five Years after: Labor's Antitrust Exemption and the Scope of the Construction Industry Proviso to Section 8(e)
Robert W. Smith
Sagging Support Statute: A Critical Analysis of the District of Columbia Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Act
Christoper Bellotto
The District of Columbia Retirement Reform Act of 1979: Was Eliminating the Aggravation Clause an Unwarranted Remedy?
Jean L. Kiddoo
Notes
Procedural Due Process: A Deaf Defendant's Right to Be Heard Should Encompass a Right to "Hear" Civil Trials Through Interpretation
Gregg F. Relyea
The Use of Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934 to Control Shifts in Corporate Control Over Common Carriers
Thomas J. Dougherty Jr.
Bishop v. District of Columbia: Taxation of Unincorporated Professionals' Net Income Violates Home Rule
Charles Butler
Civil Procedure - Long-Arm Jurisdiction
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Medical Malpractice - National Standard of Care Adopted in the District of Columbia
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Index
Contents Volume 29 - Articles and Commentaries - Titles/Articles and Commentaries - Authors
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Contents Volume 29 - Book Reviews - Reviewers/Comments and Notes
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Contents Volume 29 - Recent Developments D.C. Law
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