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Volume 58, Summer 1984, Number 4

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This issue contains articles from Symposium: The United States Court of International Trade: Perspectives from the First Annual Judicial Conference.

Editorial Board

Volume 58, Summer 1984, Number 4

Symposium

Preface
Patrick J. Rohan

State of the Court: The United States Court of International Trade--Three Years Later
Edward D. Re

Recent Decisions of the Court of International Trade Relating to Jurisdiction: A Primer and a Critique
David M. Cohen

The Unrealized Jurisdiction of 28 U.S.C. § 1581(i): A View from the Plaintiff's Bar
Andrew P. Vance

Changes Under the Customs Procedural Reform and Simplification Act
James S. O'Kelly

Summary of Procedures Under the United States Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Laws
Gary N. Horlick

Comments

The Court of International Trade's Jurisdiction Over Potentially Protestable Customs Service Rulings: Lowa, Ltd. V. United States
St. Thomas More Institute for Legal Research

United States v. Roses, Inc.: Unwelcome Restraints on the Court of International Trade
Kevin M. Berry

A Substituted Judgment of Inferred Intentions: Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. v. United States
James D. Herschlein

Can In-House Counsel Be Trusted With Access to a Competitor's Confidential Information?: U.S. Steel Corp. v. United States
Marie J. McIntyre

Trade Preferences and LDCs: Less Executive Discretion and More Congressional Direction: Florsheim Shoe Co. v. United States
Elisa D. Garcia C.

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