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Volume 55, Winter 1981, Number 2

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Volume 55, Winter 1981, Number 2

Articles

Recent Expansion in Federal Jurisdiction: A Call for Restraint
John R. Bartels

The Manipulation of Commodity Futures Prices
William D. Harrington

Note

Appealability of Class Certification Denials After Roper and Geraghty: The Flexible Character of the Case or Cotroversy Requirement
Henry John Kupperman

Comments

Perceptible Competitive Impact--It's the Next Best Thing to Selling There: Jim Walter Corp. v. FTC
G. Clifford Korn

Title IX: An Alternative Remedy for Sex-Based Employment Discrimination for the Academic Employee?
Dorothy E. Murphy

Firm Disqualification Motions--Screening and Immediate Appeals as of Right: Armstrong v. McAlpin
Ziporah Janowski

Recent Developments in New York Law

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

CPLR 901: Fraud Actions Not Generically Unsuitable for Class Certification
Robert C. Wilkie

CPLR 3117(a)(2): Use of a Party's Deposition by Adversely Interested Party Subject to Trial Court's Discretionary Power to Control Proceedings
Daniel D. Rubino

CPLR 4503(a): Identity of Third Party Who Retains Attorney for Criminal Defendant Not Protected by Attorney-Client Privilege
Peter C. Roth

Writ of Prohibition Will Not Issue Against a Public Prosecutor Acting in an Investigatory Rather Than a Quasi-Judicial Capacity
Carl Lawrence

BCL § 626: Corporate Dissolution and Distribution of Assets Held Not to Preclude Subsequent Derivative Action
John F. Finnegan

General Admonition to Jointly Represented Defendants Sufficient to Discharge Trial Court's Duty of Inquiry
Ray T. Blank Jr.

Testimonial Admissions Do Not Preclude a Party from the Benefit of More Favorable, Contradictory Testimony by His Adversary
Alan Maguire

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