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Volume 54, Fall 1979, Number 1

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Volume 54, Fall 1979, Number 1

Articles

Military Participation in United States Law Enforcement Activities Overseas: The Extraterritorial Effect of the Posse Comitatius Act
Deanne C. Siemer and Andrew S. Effron

Problems of Joint Representation of Defendants in a Criminal Case
Richard H. Girgenti

Notes

A Common-Law Privilege for State Legislators in Federal Criminal Prosecutions
Richard V. Silver

The Applicability of Antitrust Laws to Price Squeezes in the Electric Utility Industry
Michele Gapinski

Recent Developments in New York Law

The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
St. John's Law Review

CPLR 203(a): Cause of Action in Strict Products Liability for Drug-Induced Injuries Accrues Upon Injection of Drug
Peter McNamara

CPLR 205(a): 6-Month Extension Available Where Prior Personal Injury Action Improperly Brought in Name of Deceased Plaintiff Was Voluntarily Discontinued Without Prejudice to Plaintiff's Right to Commence an Action Under CPLR 205(a)
Frank F. Coulom Jr.

CPLR 308(4): Four Attempts to Serve the Defendant Personally During Business Hours Does Not Constitute Due Diligence
Maureen A. Glass

CPLR 3101(a)(4): Pre-Subpoena Motion Required to Compel Disclosure by Nonparty Witness
Michael G. Glass

CPLR 3212: Unconditional Summary Judgment May Not Be Granted Against Unpleaded Cause of Action Asserted in Plaintiff's Submissions in Response to Motion
Frances Ferrito Regan

CPLR 4503(a): Notwithstanding Claim of Attorney-Client Privilege, Attorney May Be Compelled Under Exigent Circumstances to Reveal Client's Address in Collateral Proceeding to Enforce a Judgment
Annette L. Guarino

GML § 50-e: Time Period for Claimant to Apply for Permission to Serve Late Notice of Claim Not Tolled by Infancy Under CPLR 208
Clara S. Licata

GOL § 17-103(1): Contractual Provision Agreed Upon Before Cause of Action Accrued May Not Extend Statute of Limitations Notwithstanding Contrary Intent of Parties
Thomas A. Leghorn

Ins. Law § 167(8): Insurer's Unexplained 2-Month Delay in Disclaiming Liability Held Unreasonable as a Matter of Law
Richard L. O'Toole

Real Prop. Law § 235-b: Landlord's Failure to Provide Essential Services During Strike by Building Employees Breaches Implied Warranty of Habitability and Justifies Ten Percent Rent Abatement
Thomas D. Giordano

Penal Law § 195.00(2): Indictment for Official Misconduct Charging Violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct Held Insufficient
Thomas M. Cerabino

Statements of Victim in Response to Inquiries Deemed Spontaneous Declarations
Stephen H. Perry

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