ISSN 0024-7081
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1976January 01, 1976 CDT
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The Constitutional Implications of Discovery Practice in Quasi-Criminal Prosecutions in Illinois
The Constitutional Implications of Discovery Practice in Quasi-Criminal Prosecutions in Illinois
Elaine R. Selvan,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1976
Vol. 7, Issue 1, 1976
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- The National Permit Program: A Polluter's Bridge Over Troubled Waters?John T. Bernbom
- Further Unraveling of <i>Sears-Compco</i>: Of Patches, Paladin and Laurel & (and) HardyCharles A. LaffLarry L. Saret
- The Intrusion of Federal Immunity Protection into State Disbarment ProceedingsPatrick E. Deady
- The Constitutional Implications of Discovery Practice in Quasi-Criminal Prosecutions in IllinoisElaine R. Selvan
- Title VII: An Employer's View of Religious Discrimination Since the 1972 AmendmentRamond J. Suberlak
- Indicia of Consent? A Proposal for Change to the Common Law Rule Admitting Evidence of Rape Victim's Character for ChastityJames J. Wesolowski
- Exclusionary Zoning - Does a Zoning Ordinance With Racially Discriminatory Effects Violate the Constitution? <i>Metropolitan Housing Development Corporation v. the Village of Arlington Heights</i>Thomas W. Cody
- Torts - <i>Peterson v. Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet Co.</i> Suit Against Used Car Dealer Based Upon Strict Liability in Tort Dismissed for Failure to State a Cause of ActionBrian A. Forgue
- Constitutional Law: <i>Goss v. Lopez</i>: Much Ado About Nothing or the TempestBrannon Heath
- Contractual Arbitration - <i>Associated General Contractors v. Savin Brothers, Inc.</i> - Judicial Review of An Arbitrator's Punitive AwardDavid M. Heller
- Criminal Procedure - Exclusionary Rule - <i>Brown v. Illinois, Miranda</i> Warnings Do Not <i>per se</i> Attenuate the Taint of an Illegal ArrestMary Anne Mason
- Antitrust -<i>Goldfarb v. Virginia State Bar</i> - Professional Legal Services Are Held to Be Within the Ambit of Federal Antitrust LawsMichael Sennett
- Federal Civil Procedure - <i>Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. v. Wilderness Society</i> - The Private Attorney General Theory Is No Longer Available to Shift the Cost of Attorneys' Fees from the Victorious Litigant to the Losing PartyLee G. Werner
Elaine R. Selvan, The Constitutional Implications of Discovery Practice in Quasi-Criminal Prosecutions in Illinois, 7 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 79 (1976).