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Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1976January 01, 1976 CDT
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Criminal Law - People v. Hickman - Defining the Felon’s Accountability Under the Felony Murder Rule
Criminal Law - People v. Hickman - Defining the Felon’s Accountability Under the Felony Murder Rule
Mark M. Joy,
Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1976
Vol. 7, Issue 2, 1976
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Executive Orders - Has Illinois a Strong Governor Concept?Richard E. Favoriti
- Pitfalls of Foreign Patent FilingMichael K. Bosworth
- The Potential of Expanded Arbitration in Resolving Title VII Claims in Light of <i>Alexander v. Gardner-Denver</i> and New Equal Employment Opportunity Commission PolicyLaura G. Boyer
- Illinois' Crime Victims Compensation ActJohn J. Durso
- Adjudicating National Convention Delegate Selection Disputes: Prospects for the Devleopment of Democratic Party LawPeggy Gordon
- The Energy Reorganization Act of 1974: More Power to the People?Louise Carol Gross
- The Developing Law of Corporate Freeze-outs and Going PrivateAnne Jentry
- Professional Liability Insurance: The Doctor's DilemmaJay J. Price
- Securities - <i>Blue Chip Stamps v. Manor Drug Stores</i> - An Affirmation of the Birnbaum DoctrineRoselyn L. Friedman
- Mental Health - <i>United States ex rel. Mathew v. Nelson</i> - Civil Commitment of the Mentally Ill Based on a Finding of Dangerousness Is Constitutional, Even Though Dangerousness Is Not Inferred from a Recent, Overt Dangerous ActMichael J. Hollahan
- Criminal Law - <i>People v. Hickman</i> - Defining the Felon's Accountability Under the Felony Murder RuleMark M. Joy
- Antitrust -<i> Malamud v. Sinclair Oil Corp.</i> - The Sixth Circuit Applies the <i>Data Processing</i> " Zone of Interests" Test to Standing Under Section 4 of the Clayton ActCathy A. Kennedy
- Antiturst - <i>ITT v. GTE</i> - The Ninth Circuit Refuses to Extend the Divestiture Remedy to Private Litigants Under Section 16 of the Clayton ActTodd Allen Smith
Mark M. Joy, Criminal Law - People v. Hickman - Defining the Felon’s Accountability Under the Felony Murder Rule, 7 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 529 (1976).