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This article criticizes the inadequacy of information available to consumers seeking an attorney compatible with their needs.  The article describes why such inadequacy exists – in part because the legal profession distribute information to consumers through the narrow lens of attorney self-regulation rather than through the broader lens of consumer need.  Yet, in striving to maintain their autonomy, lawyers have only perpetuated the enormous gap between information the public would like to have and that which they actually receive.  The article explores sources of information consumers have access to, why such sources are so limited, and finally, how the problem might be solved

Morton, Linda H.

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Finding a Suitable Lawyer: Why Consumers Can\u27t Always Get What They Want and What the Legal Profession Should Do About It

International Law Journal, California Western

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 23 192-1993 NUMBER1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
"The Oar of Odysseus": Landlocked and "Geographically Disadvantaged"
States in Historical Perspective
Samuel Pyeatt Menefee .................................. 1
Deliberate Wartime Environmental Damage: New Challenges for
International Law
Anthony Leibler ..................................... 67
How To Avoid AIRBUS II: A Primer For Domestic Industry
Jennifer A. Manner .................................. 139
OPINION OF A SCHOLAR
Idealism and Self-Interest in International
Environmental Law: The Rio Dilemma
Dr. Ranee K.L. Panjabi ............................... 177
COMMENTS
"Black Box" Agreements: The Marketing of U.S. Technical
Know-How in the Pacific Rim
Sue Holloway ..................................... 199
Is the "Lost Civilization" of the Maya Lost Forever?:
The U.S. and Illicit Trade in Pre-Columbian Artifacts
Jamison K. Shedwill ................................. 227
BOOKS RECEIVED .................................... 255
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 22 1991-1992 NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Responsible Export Controls or "Nets to Catch the Wind"?
The Commerce Department's New U.S. Controls on Exports of
Chemical Precursors, Equipment and Technical Data Intended
to Prevent Development of Chemical and Biological Weapons
Frederick P. Waite & M. Roy Goldberg ..................... 193
The Norm of Self-Determination, 1941-1991
Edward A. Laing ................................... 209
OPINION OF A SCHOLAR
Hong Kong's Future: The View of a Hong Kong Lawyer
Anthony Neoh ..................................... 309
COMMENTS
Dispute Settlement Under the North American Free Trade
Agreement: Will The Political, Cultural and Legal Differences
Between the United States and Mexico Inhibit the Establishment
of Fair Dispute Settlement Procedures?
Sharon Fitch ...................................... 353
Disputes Arising Out of the Persian Gulf War: Independent
Enforceability of International Agreements to Arbitrate
Michael Durgavich .................................. 389
BOOKS RECEIVED .................................... 429
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Waite, Frederick P.

Goldberg, M. Roy

Responsible Export Controls or  Nets to Catch the Wind ? The Commerce Department\u27s New U.S. Controls on Exports of Chemical Precursors, Equipment and Technical Data Intended to Prevent Development of Chemical and Biological Weapons

Fitch, Sharon D.

Dispute Settlement Under the North American Free Trade Agreement: Will the Political, Cultural and Legal Differences Between the United States and Mexico Inhibit the Establishment of Fair Dispute Settlement Procedures?

Law Review, California Western

California Western Law Review 
Volume 28 
Number 2 Annual Communications Law Issue Article 1 
1992 
Table of Contents 
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN
LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 28 1991-1992 NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ANNUAL COMMUNICATIONS LAW ISSUE
ARTICLES
Introduction
Carl B. Hilliard .................................... 227
Debalkanize the Telecommunications Marketplace
Nicholas W. Allard and Theresa Lauerhass ..................... 231
Collocation and Telecommunications Policy: A
Fostering of Competition on the Merits?
Alexander C. Larson and Douglas R. Mudd .................. 263
Lowest Unit Charge: Good LUC!
Terry L. Etter and Rick D. Rhodes ........................ 315
Trade in Information Services in Asia, ASEAN, and
the Pacific: Conceptual Issues and Policy Examples
Marcellus S. Snow .................................. 329
OPINION
The Cable Television "Press" and the Protection of the First
Amendment-A Not So "Vexing Question"
John P. Cole, Jr. ................................... 347
COMMENT
Idea-Expression in Musical Analysis and the Role of the
Intended Audience in Music Copyright Infringement
Paul Grinvalsky .................................... 395
NOTES
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel: A Plea Bargain Lost
Todd R. Falzone ................................... 431
Wolas v. Union Bank: When Should Interest Payments on
Long Term Loans Qualify as "Ordinary Course of
Business" Exceptions to Preferential Transfers
Ken Magid ....................................... 459
BOOKS RECEIVED ................................. 483
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Snow, Marcellus S.

Trade in Information Services in Asia, ASEAN, and the Pacific: Conceptual Issues and Policy Examples

Epstein, Richard A.

Property Law Symposium -- Property as a Fundamental Civil Right

Cohen, Lloyd R.

Property Law Symposium -- The Public Trust Doctrine: An Economic Perspective

California Western Law Review 
Volume 29 Number 1 Article 1 
1992 
Table of Contents 
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN
LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 29 Fall 1992 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Ripeness Doctrine and the Judicial Relegation of
Constitutionally Protected Property Rights
Timothy V. Kassouni ................................ 1
To Be or Not to Be a New Rule: The Non-Retroactivity of
Newly Recognized Constitutional Rights After Conviction
Marshall J. Hartman ............................... 53
Expectations Lost: Bank of the West v. Superior Court
Places the Fox in Charge of the Henhouse
John L. Romaker & Virgil B. Prieto ..................... 83
Government Funding in Title X Projects: Circumscribing the
Constitutional Rights of the Indigent: Rust v. Sullivan
Linda Maher .................................... 143
A SYMPOSIUM ON PROPERTY RIGHTS
Introduction
Jeanette Burrage . ............................... 183
Property as a Fundamental Civil Right
Richard A. Epstein ................................ 187
Regulatory Takings After the Supreme Court's 1991-92 Term:
An Evolving Return to Property Rights
Steven J. Eagle & William H. Mellor III ................. 209
The Public Trust Doctrine: An Economic Perspective
Lloyd R. Cohen .................................. 239
COMMENTS
Prediction of Dangerousness and Washington's Sexually
Violent Predator Statute
Marie A. Bochnewich ............................. 277
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Running a Gauntlet of Sexual Abuse: Sexual Harassment of
Female Naval Personnel in the United States Navy
Douglas R. Kay .................................. 307
Condominium Assessments in Bankruptcy: The Curious Case
of the Vanishing Assessment
Samuel Sherry ................................... 345
BOOKS RECEIVED .............................. 371
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Finding a Suitable Lawyer: Why Consumers Can\u27t Always Get What They Want and What the Legal Profession Should Do About It

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Responsible Export Controls or Nets to Catch the Wind ? The Commerce Department\u27s New U.S. Controls on Exports of Chemical Precursors, Equipment and Technical Data Intended to Prevent Development of Chemical and Biological Weapons

Dispute Settlement Under the North American Free Trade Agreement: Will the Political, Cultural and Legal Differences Between the United States and Mexico Inhibit the Establishment of Fair Dispute Settlement Procedures?

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Trade in Information Services in Asia, ASEAN, and the Pacific: Conceptual Issues and Policy Examples

Property Law Symposium -- Property as a Fundamental Civil Right

Property Law Symposium -- The Public Trust Doctrine: An Economic Perspective

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