Issue 3 | Volume 39 | Law Review at Washington University in St. Louis

Article

State Taxation of Interstate Commerce: An Appraisal and Suggested Approach

Paul J. Hartman

Article

Regulation of the Movement of Workers: Freedom of Passage Within the United States

Ivan C. Rutledge

While it may be generally observed that within the jurisdiction of the United States there are few direct legal barriers to movement from one place to another, nevertheless it is actually a matter of speculation to a large degree what are the constitutional bases for protection and enforcement of this freedom. So far as research for this study discloses, the freedom to migrate for employment is not separately protected but…

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An Examination of the Negotiability Concept of the Uniform Commercial Code

John M. Feeney Jr. and Herbert L. Sherman Jr.

The aim of this undertaking is to examine the impact, if any, that the new Uniform Commercial Code may have on our concept of negotiability as it has evolved to the present time. Analysis will be confined to this one broad topic, but our considerations are not limited to one section of the Code. Although analytical thought about the negotiability concept has been applied to its many segments, which we…

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State Taxation of Interstate Commerce: An Appraisal and Suggested Approach

Regulation of the Movement of Workers: Freedom of Passage Within the United States

An Examination of the Negotiability Concept of the Uniform Commercial Code

Proposed Federal Immunity Legislation

Bankruptcy—Federal Equitable Doctrine Not Applicable to State Statutes of Limitation

Sales—Implied Warranty—Non-Liability of Wholesaler for Unwholesome Packaged Food

Torts—Label of “Communist Dominated” Held Libelous Per Se

Tort—Statute of Limitations—Time When Statute Begins to Run

Wire Tapping in Missouri

Legal Ethics—Conflicting Interests—Attorney Acting As Trustee and Counsel for Executor

Torts—Damages and Injunction for Inducing Breach of Contract

Review of “The Manual of Corporate Giving,” Edited by Beardsley Ruml in collabortation with Theodore Geiger

Review of “Political and Civil Rights in the United States,” By Thomas I. Emerson & David Haber