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Volume 63, Spring 1989, Number 3
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Articles
When the End Justifies the Means: Understanding Takings Jurisprudence in a Legal System with Integrity
Patrick Wiseman
"Big Eight" Beware: Multinational Accounting Firms and the Increasing Scope of Subject Matter Jurisdiction under the Federal Securities Laws
Anthony Michale Sabino
Note
New York's Certification Procedure: Was It Worth the Wait?
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Comments
D.C. Circuit Allows FCC to Kill Fairness Doctrine: Syracuse Peace Council v. Federal Communications Commission
Roger S. Antao
Limited Partners Limit the Availability of Federal Diversity Jurisdiction: Stouffer Corp. v. Breckenridge
Carol B. Kane
Use Immunity and the Fifth Amendment: Maybe the Second Circuit Should Have Remained Silent
Paul A. Murphy
Weissmann v. Freeman: The Second Circuit Errs in Its Analysis of Derivative Works by Joint Authors
Brian Murray
National Treasury Employees Union v. Federal Labor Relations Authority: Who Is Determining Our National Labor Policy?
Rhea Floersheimer
Classic Motion Pictures Based on Copyrighted Stories--Ninth Circuit Leaves Legacy of Confusion: Abend v. MCA, Inc.
Laura T. Stine
Recent Developments in New York Law
The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
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Appellate Division Holds Defendant Not Entitled to Conviction Reversal Although Denied His Right to Counsel at Suppression Hearing
Jacqueline L. Sonner