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ISSN 0024-7081
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Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1971January 01, 1971 CDT

Right to Jury Trial in Shareholder Derivative Suits

Warren J. Marwedel,
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Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1971

Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1971
  • Table of Contents
    Journal Loyola University Chicago Law
  • Criminal Justice: Adversary or Inquest; Did Due Process Reform the Wrong System?
    Robert Emmett Burns
  • The Uniform Anatomical Gift Act: Is the Right to a Decent Burial Obsolete?
    Richard C. GrollDonald J. Kerwin
  • Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act: An Elastic Anti-Trust Supplement
    Ronald P. Kane
  • Right to Jury Trial in Shareholder Derivative Suits
    Warren J. Marwedel
  • Selective Service - Processing Post-Induction Notice Conscientious Objectors' Claims - <i>Ehlert v. United States</i>
    Michael D. Groark
  • Constitutional Law - Criminal Law - Guilty Plea Is Not Invalid Because It Is the Product of a Plea Bargain
    Roseann Oliver
  • Evidence - Illinois Adopts Rule 609 of the Proposed Federal Rules of Evidence on Impeachment of a Defendant-Witness by His Prior Crimes
    William E. Hirschberg
  • Federal Courts - Habeas Corpus - Unconditional Release from Custody Under a Misdemeanor Conviction Does Not Render a Case Moot for Purposes of Habeas Corpus and a Lower Federal Court's Declaration of the Unconstitutionality of an Ordinance Is Not Binding Upon State Courts
    Elaine Munson
  • Constitutional Law - Estates - Reversion of the Res of a Charitable Trust Which Failed Because It Necessitated Racially Discriminatory State Action Is Not Violative of the XIVth Amendment Where the Reversion Is by Operation of State Law, and Due to the State Court's Refusal to Apply the Doctrine of <i>Cy Pres.</i>
    Lawrence J. Casazza
  • Constitutional Law - Welfare Law - Welfare Benefits Conditioned Upon Consent to a Warrantless Home Visit Held Not to Violate Fourth Amendment
    Brian R. McKillip
  • Evidence - Presumption That Judge Disregarded Incompetent Evidence in Reaching His Verdict Does Not Obtain Where an Objection to the Evidence Has Been Overruled
    Thomas P. Carney Jr.
Loy. U. Chi. L.J.
Warren J. Marwedel, Right to Jury Trial in Shareholder Derivative Suits, 2 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 320 (1971).
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