Stetson Law Review - 1985

Volume 15 - Issue 1 Labor and Employment Law Symposium, Fall 1985
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Labor and Employment Law Symposium - Introduction	W. Gary Vause
Principles That Guide My Decisionmaking	Patricia Diaz Dennis
The National Labor Relations Board: From 1970 and Into the Future	Edward B. Miller
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: Reflections on a New Philosophy	Clarence Thomas
Modern Union Organizing Techniques and the Future of Collective Bargaining	Robert M. Baptiste
The Duty to Bargain in a Changing Industrial Climate	John S. Irving
Employment-at-Will: Judicial Counterpoint to Labor Legislation	Betty Southard Murphy
Expanding Roles for Labor Arbitration and Other Third Party Dispute Resolution: A Review of Recent Trends	Robert Coulson
Arbitrators and the Interpretation and Application of External Law	Arvid Anderson
Is the Labor Act Doing Its Job?	Julius Getman
Worker Participation and Labor-Management Cooperation Through Collective Bargaining	Robert B. Moberly
The Current NLRB Law on the Duty to Bargain With Regard to Plant Closings, Work Transfers and Removals, and Related Problems	Laurence Gold
The Changing Nature of Economic Warfare as Reflected in the Law of Secondary Boycotts	Vincent J. Appruzzeese

Volume 14 - Issue 3 Local Government Law Symposium, Summer 1985
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Local Government Law Symposium - Introduction	John J Copelan, Jr.
The Publics Records Law and the Sunshine Law: No Attorney-Client Privilege Per Se, and Limited Attorney Work Product Exemption	Attorney General Jim Smith
Pariah to Paragon: Developer Exactions in Florida 1975-85	Fred P. Bosselman
Pariah to Paragon: Developer Exactions in Florida 1975-85	Nancy E. Stroud
Section 1983 Liability of Municipalities and Private Entities Operating Under Color of Municipal Law	Joseph W. Little
Section 1983 Liability of Municipalities and Private Entities Operating Under Color of Municipal Law	John K. McPherson
Section 1983 Liability of Municipalities and Private Entities Operating Under Color of Municipal Law	William P. Healy
Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations	State Senator Curtis Peterson
The Community Redevelopment Act of 1969: A Historical Perspective with Commentary on the 1984 Amendments	Richard A. Harrison
The Public Use Requirement in Eminent Domain: A Constantly Evolving Doctrine	Suzanne LaBerge
Ignoring the Appeal to Reason in the Appeal of Right: Judicial Review of Administrative Action in Florida After Vaillant	Cherie Onkst
Taxpayer Standing in Florida: Is Everybody Nobody?	Richard D. Connor, Jr.
Florida's Eminent Domain Law: Are Property Owners Being Fully Compensated?	Troy J. Crotts
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Condemnation
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Election Law
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Environmental Law
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Governmental Antitrust
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Governmental Tort and Contract Liability
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Rule Powers
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Human Services
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Public Education
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Public Employee Labor Relations
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Public Records and the Sunshine Law
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Section 1983 and Individual Rights
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Taxation and Revenues
Local Government Law Symposium - Recent Developments - Zoning and Land Use Planning

Volume 14 - Issue 2 Spring 1985
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Attorney's Fees in a Responsible Society	Calvin A. Kuenzel
Pro Bono in Florida: Contributions from Private Practitioners	Harold K. McGinnis
Law School: Legal Education in America from the 1950's to the 1980's by Robert Stevens	Reviewed by Michel I. Swygert
Amendment Nine and the Initiative Process: A Costly Trip to Nowhere	Cherie B. Albury
Changing Attitudes in Florida's "Right to Die" Law	Gina Kress Grimes
Is the Doctrine of Interspousal Tort Immunity an "Endangered Species" in Florida?	Judith E. Jarriel
Due Process Rights of Public Utilities: The Need for Objectivity in Ratemaking	Michael P. Brundage
The Quarles Decision: Blurring the Guidelines of Miranda v. Arizona?	Renee Marie Houle
Escape from United States v. Miller: Mission Impossible? Privacy in Bank Records in Florida	Mark Shellaberger