ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1974January 01, 1974 CDT
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Wage Garnishment: Remedy or Revenge?
Wage Garnishment: Remedy or Revenge?
Michael Adrian Harring,
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1974
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1974
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- The Emerging Role of the Lieutenant Governor in IllinoisNeil F. Hartigan Honorable
- Enforcement Under the Illinois Antitrust ActJohn T. Soma
- Roadmap to Illinois Class ActionsLeroy J. Tornquist
- 1973 War Powers Legislation: Congress Re-Asserts Its Warmaking PowerGerald L. Angst
- The FTC's Newly Recognized Power to Issue Substantive Intra-Agency Rules - or - Why the Sleeping Beauty of Section 6(g) Was Awakened by Court OrderDavid Saul Guttman
- Wage Garnishment: Remedy or Revenge?Michael Adrian Harring
- Catch-269Cynthia Kappus
- Applying Constitutional Standards to Airport Security SearchesJay M. Mann
- The Illinois Unified Code of Corrections - A Legislative Step in the Development of Prisoners' Rights and of Prison AdministrationDiane Morrison
- An "Unfair Trade" Approach to Securities Regulation - A Reappraisal of Common Law in Light of Equity FundingJohn Sibrava
- Federal Civil Procedure - Constitutional Law - Federal Class Action Rule Held to Require Notice by Plaintiff at His Own Expense to Potential Members of the Class - <i>Eisen v. Carlisle & (and) Jacquelin</i>Beverley Janis Klein
- Illinois Insurance Law - All Aboard the Omnibus: An Extension of Omnibus Coverage under Automobile Liability PoliciesJoseph Stalmack Jr.
- Constitutional Law - <i>Frontiero v. Richardson</i>, Uniform Services Fringe Benefit Statute which Presumes Spouses of Male Members to be Dependent, but Requires Spouses of Female Members to Be Dependent in Fact, is Violative of Due ProcessSusan Vitullo Walters
Michael Adrian Harring, Wage Garnishment: Remedy or Revenge?, 5 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 140 (1974).