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27 Fed. B.J. [i] (1967)

handle is hein.barjournals/fedbj0027 and id is 1 raw text is: THE FEDERAL BAR JOURNAL THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION VOLUME 27 WINTER 1967 NUMBER 1 CONTENTS ARTICLES: What the Court Expects of the Federal Lawyer, Judge Harold Leventhal. . 1 The Conflict in Conflicts of Interest: The Role of Law-The Role of Ethics, Conrad D . Philos .................................... 7 Waiving Defenses: A New Approach to Protecting the Public Against Financial Loss From Use of Atomic Energy, Leonard M. Trosten and W illiam T. England ........................................ 27 Law Practice in the Vietnam War, Colonel George S. Prugh .......... 57 Reciprocity: Where Do We Go From Here?, Seymour Farber ........ 66 Fake Art and the Law, Scott Hodes ........................... 73 Means to Enforce Accurate Pricing, Joseph B. Gedanic .............. 79 NOTES AND COMMENTS: Anomalous Difference in the Operation of Administrative Law in the Fields of Regulation and Procurement, Michael N. Mervin ......... 83 BOOK REVIEW: Windows on the Passion, by Charles C. Wise, Jr., reviewed by Judge A rthur M . Sm ith ........................................... 85 Published quarterly by The Federal Bar Association. Subscription: $7.00 per year, members $5.00. Foreign subscription: $10.00. Single copy $2.00. Second Class mail privileges authorized at Washington, D. C. Editorial Office, 1815 H Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20006. Copy- right © 1967 by the Federal Bar Association.

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