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Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1979January 01, 1979 CDT

Davis v. Passman: Implied Constitutional Remedies for Congressional Employees

Richard S. Reizen,
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Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1979

Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1979
  • Table of Contents
    Journal Loyola University of Chicago Law
  • Exhaustion of Adminstrative Remedies in Illinois: The State of the Law at the Close of An Active Decade
    Dean Timothy Jost
  • The Future of Classified Real Property Taxation in Illinois: The Wake of <i>Hoffman v. Clark</i>
    Stephen A. Siegel
  • State Legislators, Speech or Debate, and the Search for Truth
    Gary L. Starkmen
  • Actions and Remedies Against Government Units and Public Officers for Nonfeasance
    Paul T. Wangerin
  • <i>Hunt v. Blasius:</i> A Gap in the Application of the Illinois Strict Products Liability Theory
    William T. Gotfryd
  • <i>Mens Rea</i> and Felony Violations Under the Sherman Act
    Jan Loughlin
  • <i>Davis v. Passman:</i> Implied Constitutional Remedies for Congressional Employees
    Richard S. Reizen
Loy. U. Chi. L.J.
Richard S. Reizen, Davis v. Passman: Implied Constitutional Remedies for Congressional Employees, 11 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 179 (1979).
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