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Volume 10, Issue 2 (1976) Winter 1976

Table of Contents

University of Richmond Law Review Table of Contents

Articles

A Guide to the Law of Fair Employment
Benjamin Werne

Critique: A Plaintiff's View
Henry L. Marsh III

Critique: A Defendant's View
Robert H. Patterson Jr. and J. Robert Brame III

Comments

The Class Action and Title VII- An Overview

Title VII and 42 U.S.C. § 1981: Two Independent Solutions

Section 1244 Small Business Stock - Professional Responsibility Demands Its Use

Book Review

Commentaries on the Constitution of Virginia- By A.E. Dick Howard
William B. Spong Jr.

Recent Decisions

Administrative Law-Incompleted Title VII Administrative Proceedings Not-Terminated By Judicial Review- Federal Employee May Present New Evidence In Court

Admiralty Law- Supreme Court Sinks Divided Damages Rule

Civil Rights-Sex Discrimination-Employer's Denial Of Disability Benefits Held To Violate Title VII Of The 1964 Civil Rights Act

Civil Rights-Standards for Equitable Relief After a Finding of Employment Discrimination Are Based On Aims Of Title VII

Constitutional Law- Civil Rights- Representative Party Need Only Show Sufficient Nexus With Class For Title VII Class Action to Continue

Constitutional Law- Confinement of Nondangerous Mentally Ill Capable Of Surviving Safely in Freedom Held to Violate Patient's Right to "Liberty"

Constitutional Law-Criminal Defendant Guaranteed Right to Self-Representation in State or Federal Courts

Constitutional Law-Durational Residency Requirement For Divorce Held Not to Violate Fourteenth Amendment

Constitutional Law-First Amendment-Newspaper Advertisement of Abortion Referral Service Entitled to First Amendment Protection

Tort Law-Interspousal Immunity-Action for Wrongful Death Against Surviving Spouse Held Maintainable When Such Act Terminates Marriage and Neither Child Nor Grandchild Survives Decedent

Zoning-Virginia Defines Scope of Local Power to Impose Dedication and Land Use Requirements Upon Individual Landowners

Recent Legislation

Criminal Law-Federal System Adopts Specific Parameters for the Constitutional Right to a Speedy Trial

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