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34 Fed. B.J. iii (1975)

handle is hein.barjournals/fedbj0034 and id is 1 raw text is: VOLUME 34 WINTER 1975 NUMBER I CONTENTS E ditorial P olicy . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. . iv A bout the A uthors ..................... ........................ .... v GENERAL ARTICLES Resolving Government Contract Disputes: Why Not Arbitrate? Timothy S. Hardy and R. Mason Cargill ........................... I Lawyers and the Appeals Process: A Profile G regory J. R athjen ........................................... 21 The Balance of Power, the Impeachment Powers and the Supreme Power of Congress R ichard S. G reene ............................................ 42 COMMENTS AND NOTES Scope of Review of Administrative Action - Remarks Before the D.C. Circuit Judicial Conference, March 18, 1974 R oy A . Schotland ............................................. 54 The Role of the Military Trial Judge: An Overview J. Clay Sm ith, Jr .. ............................................ 64 Recent Developments in Prepaid Legal Services Jules Bernstein and Sandy De Ment ................................. 72 LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS Statement on H.R. 10439 Before the House Committee on the Judiciary by the Chairman of the Tort Law Committee of the Federal Bar Association, March 27, 1974 J. Clay Sm ith, Jr .............................................. 79 Update on U.C.C. Article 9 - Secured Transactions (1972 Amendments to the Official Text) Jam es V. Vergari ............................................. 88 BOOK REVIEWS The Appearance of Justice Reviewed by Joseph Borkin ..................................... 100 Serving Justice, A Supreme Court Clerk's View Reviewed by Eugene Gressman .................................. 102 B ooks R eceived ..... .... ..... .......... .......................... 105 Published quarterly by the Federal Bar Association. Subscription 512.00 per year, members $10.00. For- eign subscriptions: $14.00. Single copy $4.00; over one year old, $5.00. Second class mail privileges au- thorized at Washington, D.C. editorial office, 1815 H Street, N. W., 20006. Copyright 1975 by the Federal Bar Association.

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