ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1970January 01, 1970 CDT
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The Federal Trade Commission’s Use of Investigational Subpoenas
The Federal Trade Commission’s Use of Investigational Subpoenas
Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1970
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1970
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Let's Put Plea Discussions - and Agreements - On RecordRobert C. Underwood Chief Justice
- Dedication - William L. Lamey, Dean Loyola University School of LawJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- The Federal Trade Commission's Use of Investigational SubpoenasWilliam F. Lemke Jr.
- Electronic Surveillance in IllinoisRichard A. Michael
- The New Local Criminal Rules for the Northern District of IllinoisTerence F. MacCarthyKevin M. Forde
- Defending An Illinois Proceeding for Violation of a Municipal Ordinance: The Worst of All Possible WorldsJames Meade
- State Double Jeopardy After <i>Benton v. Maryland</i>Richard G. Larsen
- Use of Assignments and Appointments to Create or Destroy Federal Diversity JurisdictionWilliam L. Daniels
- Antitrust - Tying Arrangements - Conditioning Grant of Credit upon Purchase of Seller's Product Held to Be Tying Arrangement and within <i>Per Se</i> Ban of Sec. 1 of the Sherman ActJohn Dames
- Securities - Plaintiff's Recovery in Private Suit Based on Violation of Federal Securities Laws Held Barred by Defenses of <i>In Pari Delicto</i> or Unclean HandsJill Devitt
- Administrative Law - Hearsay Evidence Held Admissible but Insubstantial in a Social Security HearingEugene J. Jeka
- Criminal Law - Incompetency of Retained Counsel Cannot Afford a Basis for Reversal of a Judgment Rendered in a Criminal TrialMichael A. Stiegel
- Torts - Surveyor Making an Inaccurate Survey Held Liable to a Third Party Not in Privity on a Theory of Tortious MisrepresentationThomas G. White
William F. Lemke Jr., The Federal Trade Commission’s Use of Investigational Subpoenas, 1 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 15 (1970).