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1 Peter W. Low, et al., Criminal Law: Cases and Materials i (1982)

handle is hein.wacas/clcmsaa0001 and id is 1 raw text is: University Casebook Series December, 1981 ACCOUNTING AND THE LAW, Fourth Edition (1978), with Problems Pamphlet (Successor to Dohr, Phillips, Thompson & Warren) George C. Thompson, Professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Busi- ness. Robert Whitman, Professor of Law, University of Connecticut. Ellis L. Phillips, Jr., Member of the New York Bar. William C. Warren, Professor of Law Emeritus, Columbia University. ACCOUNTING FOR LAWYERS, MATERIALS ON (1980) David R. Herwitz, Professor of Law, Harvard University. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, Seventh Edition (1979), with 1979 Problems Supple- ment (Supplement edited in association with Paul R. Verkuil, Dean and Professor of Law, Tulane University) Walter Gellhorn, University Professor Emeritus, Columbia University. Clark Byse, Professor of Law, Harvard University. Peter L. Strauss, Professor of Law, Columbia University. ADMIRALTY, Second Edition (1978), with Statute and Rule Supplement Jo Desha Lucas, Professor of Law, University of Chicago. ADVOCACY, see also Lawyering Process ADVOCACY, INTRODUCTION TO, Third Edition (1981) Board of Student Advisers, Harvard Law School. AGENCY, see also Enterprise Organization AGENCY-ASSOCIATIONS-EMPLOYMENT-PARTNERSHIPS, Second Edition (1977) Abridgement from Conard, Knauss & Siegel's Enterprise Organization. ANTITRUST AND REGULATORY ALTERNATIVES (1977), Fifth Edition Louis B. Schwartz, Professor of Law, University of Pennsylvania. John J. Flynn, Professor of Law, University of Utah. ANTITRUST SUPPLEMENT-SELECTED STATUTES AND RELATED MATERI- ALS (1977) John J. Flynn, Professor of Law, University of Utah. BIOGRAPHY OF A LEGAL DISPUTE, THE: An Introduction to American Civil Procedure (1968) Marc A. Franklin, Professor of Law, Stanford University. BUSINESS ORGANIZATION, see also Enterprise Organization BUSINESS PLANNING (1966), with 1981 Supplement David R. Herwitz, Professor of Law, Harvard University. V7204-1g i

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