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ISSN 0042-0018
Print Archive
Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1966January 01, 1966 PDT

Private Antitrust Suits: Tolling the Statue of Limitations as to Defendants Not Named in a Prior Government Suit

James J. Milam,

Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1966

Vol. 1, Issue 1, 1966
  • Some Comments on Contracts and The California Commercial Code
    Raymond G. Coyne
  • State Responsibility for Residential Racial Discrimination: The Decline and Fall of California's Proposition 14
    Peter J. Donnici
  • LSD and Freedom of Religion
    Lorraine A. Smith
  • Self Support as a Basis for Alimony Modification
    Maureen Baccala
  • Appealability of a Pre-Trial Insanity Commitment
    Howard DeNike
  • Sterilization: A Continuing Controversy
    Richard W. Millar
  • Entrapment in the Federal Courts
    Michael Senneff
  • Procedural Problems of a Motion to Suppress Evidence in a Federal Criminal Case
    Robert J. Gloistein
  • Subversive Activities Legislation - The Supreme Court's Supervisory Role
    James White
  • Bail Pending Appeal in California
    John B. Molinari
  • Stop Notices and Equitable Liens: A Revolution in Private Construction Work Remedies
    James E. Burden
  • Entrapment As A Defense to Criminal Responsbility: Its History, Theory and Application
    Michael A. DeFeo
  • The Failure to Use Seat Belts as a Basis for Establishing Contributory Negligence, Barring Recovery for Personal Injuries
    William CarnazzoPaul G. Flynn
  • Validity of a Personal Judgment Following Service by Publication Upon a Defendant who Cannot be Found Within the State
    Carol S. Johnson
  • New Interpretations of California's Contractors' License Law
    Robert W. Sickels
  • Duty of Landowner to Warn Air Traveler of Presence of High Structures
    Michael Franchetti
  • Contracts of Adhesion Under California Law
    Steven L. Saxe
  • The Defamation of a Public Official
    John Alkazin
  • Making the Indigent Pay to Obtain Out-Of-State Witnesses
    Joseph Tinney
  • California's Sexual Psychopath - Criminal or Patient?
    William R. Foley
  • Railroads and the Full-Crew Problem
    William Ward
  • Private Antitrust Suits: Tolling the Statue of Limitations as to Defendants Not Named in a Prior Government Suit
    James J. Milam
University of San Francisco Law Review
James J. Milam, Private Antitrust Suits: Tolling the Statue of Limitations as to Defendants Not Named in a Prior Government Suit, 1 U.S.F. L. Rev. 24 (1966).
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