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50 Conn. B.J. [i] (1976)

handle is hein.barjournals/conebaj0050 and id is 1 raw text is: TABLE OF CONTENTS Page LEADING ARTICLES Remarks to New Lawyers (and Old). .... . . Hon. George A. Saden I Marriage Problems, Intervention and the Legal Professional . . . . Robert S. Redmount 11 Free Speech and Political Contributions Charles Morgan Seeger 33 The Legal Structures and Policy Implications of New Towns. .... . . Richard Brooks 42 Survey of 1975 Developments in Connecticut Family Law . . . . Samuel V. Schoonmaker, III 67 Arthur E. Balbirer HUMAN RIGHrs COMMENTATOR. . . Emanuel Margolis 81 BOOK REVIEWS Contracts and Conveyances of Real Property by Milton R. Friedman . . . . Victor M. Gordon 97 The Megacorporation in American Society: The Scope of Corporate Power by Phillip I. Blumberg . . . . Samuel S. Cross 99 Lawyers Ethics in an Adversary System by Monroe H. Freedman . . . Emanuel Margolis 103 CORRESPONDENCE ........... 109 ERRATUM ............. 110 THE CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL is published four times a year by the Connecticut Bar Association, Incorporated,. (March, June, September and December), at 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Conn. 06103. Second Class Postage Paid at Hartford, Conn. Indexed in INDEX TO LEGAL PERIODICALS and cited in WEST. CONN. DIGEST., CONN. GEN. STAT. ANNO. and in SHEPARD'S CONN. CITATIONS. It is the purpose of the CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL to provide a forum for the free expression of ideas. The opinions and positions stated in signed material are those of the authors and not those of the CONNECTICUT BAR JOURNAL, its Editors or the Connecticut Bar Association, Incorporated. Manuscripts accepted for publication become the property of the Connecticut Bar Association, Incorporated. No compensation is paid for articles published. SUBSCRIPTION: $10.00 per annum prepaid. REPLIES TO CORRESPONDENCE WILL BE SPEEDED IF DIRECTED AS FOLLOWS: Letters to the Editor, inquiries about manuscripts, editorial matter, reprints, etc.: Richard V. Tomeo, Editor-in-Chief, 799 Main Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06103. Advertising: Daniel Hovey, Business Manager, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Con- necticut 06103. Subscription, remittances, and changes ol address: Daniel Hovey, Executive Director, The Connecticut Bar Association, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06103. Current numbers, back issues, whole volumes (bound or paperback), complete sets: Win. S. Hein & Co., Inc. or Dennis & Co., Inc. 1285 Main Street, Buffalo, New York 14209.

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