University of Richmond Law Review | Vol 8 | Iss 2

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Volume 8, Issue 2 (1974) Winter 1974

Articles

Busing to Desegregate Schools: The Perspective From Congress
Hugh Scott

A Contractual Analysis of the Military Enlistment
Neil J. Dilloff

Solomon's Sword: Adjudication of Child Custody Questions
Robert E. Shepherd Jr.

Animal Cruelty Laws: The Case for Reform
Charles E. Friend

Regulation of Television Program Content By the Federal Communications Commission
Walter H. Sweeney

Tax Reform and the Voluntary Support of Higher Education
Sheldon Elliot Steinbach

Comments

Open Meetings in Virginia: Fortifying The Virginia Freedom of Information Act

The Virginia Supreme Court: Authority Versus Power To Abolish The Common Law

Recent Decisions

Civil Rights-No State Action Necessary To Prohibit Racial Discrimination By "Private" School

Constitutional Law- Commercial Speech Doctrine: Ordinance Prohibiting Newspaper From Printing Sex-Designated Employment Advertising Held Constitutional

Constitutional Law- Freedom of Speech- Withdrawal of Funds From College Newspaper Advocating Segregationist Policy Deemed Violative of First and Fourteenth Amendment

Constitutional Law- Hatch Act- Time for Reevaluation?

Constitutional Law- Rebuttable Statutory Presumption Of Student Non-Residency Held Violative Of Due Process Clause of Fourteenth Amendment

Constitutional Law- Mandatory Maternity Leave for Public School Teachers Does Not Violate Equal Protection Clause

Constitutional Law- Obscenity Redefined

Entrapment- The Supreme Court Reaffirms the Subjective Test of Entrapment as a Defense to Violation of Federal Law

Federal Civil Procedure- Work Product Doctrine

Real Property- The Rule Against Perpetuities- Option Contract Held Void Due to Violation of the Common Law Rule

Right to Privacy- Direct Injury Must Be Shown Before A Court May Grant Relief From General Governmental Surveillance

Search and Seizure- Knowledge of Fourth Amendment Rights Not a Prerequisite to a Valid Consent Search

Tort Law- Emotional Disturbances and Resulting Physical Injuries Occasioned By Negligence

Tort Law- Pennsylvania Abrogates Governmental Immunity, But Refuses to Abolish Sovereign Immunity