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55 Fla. B.J. 1 (1981)

handle is hein.barjournals/florbarj0055 and id is 1 raw text is: RFLORIDA BAR ADVANCING COMPETENCE AND PUBLIC RESPONSIBI Y OF LAWYERS 600 APALACHEE PARKWAY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301 PHONE: (904) 222-5286 MAILING ADDRESS: THE FLORIDA BAR CENTER, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301 The Florida Bar Journal (ISBN 0015-3915) S Editorial Staff John F. Harkness, Jr., Editor Linda H. Yates, Managing Editor Paul F. Hill, Associate Editor, Legal Advertising & Production Cheryle M. Dodd, Associate Editor Judith Nable, Art Production Clara Mae Hart, Advertising Assistant Gail Grimes, Circulation Sharie Wharton, Typesetting Officers of The Florida Bar Leonard H. Gilbert, Tampa President Samuel S. Smith, Miami Beach President-elect John F. Harkness, Jr., Tallahassee Executive Director Editorial Board W. Dexter Douglass, Chairman, Tallahassee; Everett P. Anderson, Vice Chairman, Tallahassee; Daniel 0. White, Vice Chairman, Orlando; G. Robert Arnold, Orlando; Robert G. Cochran, Tampa; Linda Denise Earley, Atlanta, GA; Charles David Edelstein, Miami; Bruce W. Flower, Orlando; Irving D. Gaines, Milwaukee, WI; Kenneth F. Hoffman, Tallahassee, Judith Smith Kavanaugh, Bradenton; Don A. Lynn, Miami; Robert W. Martin, Jr., Tallahassee; M. Terry McNab, Tallahassee; George C. J. Moore, West Palm Beach; Stephen E. Nagin, Washington, D.C.; Barbara Ropes Pankau, Tampa; Benjamin K. Phipps II, Tallahassee; Bruce S. Rogow, Ft. Lauderdale; Marsha G. Rydberg, Tampa; Barrett Sanders, Miami; Leonard E. Schulte, Tallahassee; Edward Siegel, Jacksonville; Ruth Fleet Thurman, St. Petersburg; Stephen H. Whilden, Hollywood; Board Liaison: Talbot D'Alemberte, Miami The Board of Governors A. Edward Moore, Jr., first circuit; Ben H. Wilkinson, David V. Kerns, second circuit; Edwin B. Browning, Jr., third circuit; John M. McNatt, Jr., James C. Rinaman, Jr., fourth circuit; Edwin C. Cluster, fifth circuit; N. David Korones, Robert H. Willis, sixth circuit; Frank D. Newman, seventh circuit; Stephen A. Rappenecker, eighth circuit; William Trickel, Jr., Robert J. Pleus, Jr., ninth circuit; William 0. E. Henry, tenth circuit; Gerald F. Richman, Irwin J. Block, Robert L. Parks, Boyce F. Ezell III, Tobias Simon, Talbot D'Alemberte, Robert C. Josefsberg, eleventh circuit; Harry G. Goodheart Ill, twelfth circuit; J. Bert Grandoff, Bill Wagner, thirteenth circuit Rowlett W. Bryant, fourth circuit; Sidney A. Stubbs, Jr., John L. Burns, fifteenth circuit; Nathan E. Eden, sixteenth circuit; 0. Edgar Williams, Jr., Drake M Batchelder, Hugh S. Glickstein, seventeenth circuit; Frank R. Pound, Jr., eighteenth circuit; Walter M. Meginnis, nineteenth circuit; Charles B. Edwards, twentieth circuit; Donald C. Evans, Jr., out-of-state; Stephen N. Zack, President, and Michael J. McNerney, President-elect; Young Lawyers Section. VOLUME LV NO 1 JANUARY 19811 FEATURES 8 A brilliant new courthouse-soon a reality for First DCA Judge Robert P. Smith, Jr., describes the new building that will house the First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee 12 A quick look at Florida's new right of privacy Gerald B. Cope, Jr., explains how Florida's new constitutional amendment will recognize each individual's fundamental right of privacy 16 Defending a willful failure to file income tax case Peter W. Mettler details the nature of the crime of willful failure and presents some possible defenses 20 The American jury-vanishing or only shrinking? Judge Jim R. Carrigan of Colorado defends the right to trial by jury and notes how Supreme Court support for 12-member juries has eroded 28 Viewpoint-electronic recording fails test James A. Dixon, Jr., gives his opinion that electronic recording as a means of transcribing trials fails to meet the accuracy test 64 The lawyer on paper Leonard Schulte begins a new monthly column designed to help lawyers become better writers REPORTS 4 President's page Leonard H. Gilbert explains the need to educate the public about merit retention 6 Executive directions John F. Harkness, Jr., discusses how the grievance system works 7 Fifty years ago this month What the Journal reported in January 1931 30 Letters 31 Books 55 Index to advertisers LAW NOTES 33 39 43 49 52 57 Labor law by Thomas C. Garwood, Jr. and Geoffrey B. Schwartz Tax law notes by David M. Hudson Administrative law by George L. Waas Law office economics by Carolyn S. Dalton Criminal law by George A. Tragos Environmental law by David M. Levin COVER The cover rendering of the new First District Court of Appeal courthouse is by Peter A. Koenig, associate professor of interior design, Florida State University. See related article on page 8. Published monthly except July/August is combined issue, by The Florida Bar. 600 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee 32301. Second class postage paid at the Post Office in Tallahassee, Florida 32301 and at additional mailing offices. The Florida Bar Journal (ISSN 0015-3915). Subscriptions: Florida Bar members receive the Journal as part of their annual dues payment. Nonmember subscriptions are $20 a year; $12 for law students and retired Bar members (double distribution will occur upon a student subscriber's admission tothe Bar). Single magazine copies, $1.75; September directory issue, $12 ($6 to members). Single copy sales subject to 4% Florida sales tax. Advertising copy is carefully reviewed but publication herein does not necessarily imply endorsement of any product or service offered. Advertising rate card will be furnished upon request. Views and conclusions expressed in articles herein are those of the authors not necessarily those of the editorial staff, officials or Board of Governors of The Florida Bar, Manuscripts may be submitted. typed doublespaced, to Editor. The Florida Bar Journal, Tallahassee, Florida 32301. @ 1981 The Florida Bar. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Florida Bar Journal. Tallahassee, Florida 32301. THE FLORIDA BAR JOURNAL/JANUARY 1981

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