California Western School of Law

Dubner, Barry Hart

English

Piracy in Contemporary National and International Law

International Law Journal, California Western

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 20 1989-1990 NUMBER 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL LAW: ARTICLES
COMMEMORATING THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
CALIFORNIA WESTERN INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
INTERNATIONAL LAW IN THE FEDERAL COURTS
By Alfred T. Goodwin ........................................ 157
THE SECURITY OF HUMAN RIGHTS: A THIRD PHASE IN THE
GLOBAL SYSTEM?
By Jam es A .R . N afziger ....................................... 173
TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
By Ved P. N anda ............................................. 187
THE ROLE OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS STANDARD-SETTING:
A PREREQUISITE OF DEMOCRACY
By Theo van Boven ......................................... 207
AMERICAN BUSINESS AND THE SINGLE EUROPEAN ACT:
SCALING THE WALLS OF "FORTRESS EUROPE"
By R obert M . Jarvis ..... ...................... .............. 227
THE MEXICAN MAQILADORA INDUSTRY: LEGAL FRAMEWORK
OF THE 1990S
By Zack V. Chayet and Eduardo A. Bustamante ................. 263
BRIDGING THE CULTURAL CHASM: CULTURAL RELATIVISM
AND THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
By Christopher C. Joyner and John C. Dettling ................... 275
TOWARD A BROADER DEFINITION OF REFUGEE:
20TH CENTURY DEVELOPMENT TRENDS
By Carlos Ortiz M iranda ...................................... 315
COMMENT AND NOTE
PROTECTING NATIONAL FLAGS: MUST THE UNITED STATES
PROTECT CORRESPONDING FOREIGN DIGNITY INTERESTS?
By M ark C. Phillips .......................................... 329
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THE UNREASONABLENESS OF REQUIRING A WARRANT FOR SEARCHES
OF NON-RESIDENT ALIENS IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY:
United States v. Verdugo-Urquidez
By Patrick D ooley ............................................ 355
BOOK REVIEW
HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN NORMS AS CUSTOMARY LAW
By Dr. Ranee K.L. Panjabi .................................... 381
BO OKS RECEIV ED .............................................. 389
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Lavey, Warren G.

Innovative Telecommunications Services and the Benefit of the Doubt

Gaur, K. D.

OPINIONS OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS - Law of Telecommunications and Broadcasting in India

Dowding, L. Lee

Immunity Under the California Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act: Is Absolute Immunity the Answer?

Nafziger, James A.R.

The Security of Human Rights: A Third Phase in the Global System?

Law Review, California Western

California Western Law Review 
Volume 27 
Number 1 Telecommunications Law Issue Article 1 
1990 
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CALIFORNIA WESTERN LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 27 1990-1991 NUMBER 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS LAW ISSUE
INTRODUCTION
Carl Hilliard ........................................... 1
ARTICLES
STRUCTURING FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN FCC LICENSEES UNDER
SECTION 310(B) OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT
Ronald W Gavillet Jill M. Foehrkolb and Simone Wu ............. 7
INNOVATIVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES AND
THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT
Warren G. Lavey ....................................... 51
AN ANSWER TO PROFESSOR PIERCE: How UTILITY REGULATION
CAN BE REFORMED IN HARMONY WITH
CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
Richard McKenna and Ward W. Wueste, Jr.................... 81
PRIVATELY-OWNED COMMERCIAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES
Pamela L. Meredith and Franceska 0. Schroeder .............. 107
TELEPHONE SYSTEMS N THE UNITED STATES AND JAPAN
Steven M. Spaeth ...................................... 121
OPINIONS OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARS
LAW OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND BROADCASTING IN INDIA
K D. Gaur ........................................... 137
EUROPEAN REGULATION OF TRANSBORDER TELEVISION
CA Giffard ......................................... 159
PROSPECTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL TREATY ON TELECOMMUNICATIONS
YM. Kolossov ........................................ 173
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ARBITRATION OF TITLE VII AND PARALLEL STATE
DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS: A PROPOSAL
Laura R. Hillock ...................................... 179
COMMERCIALIZATION OF HUMAN TISSUES: HAs BIOTECHNOLOGY CREATED
THE NEED FOR AN EXPANDED SCOPE OF INFORMED CONSENT?
Linda B. Danie , MD .................................. 209
BOOKS IN BRIEF ........................................ 231
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Giffard, C. A.

European Regulation of Transborder Television

This article explains why an advanced writing component is an integral part of the complete legal writing program, not merely a supplement. It argues that an advanced writing component is as essential to a complete writing program as are the remedial and basic components. The first section outlines the problems caused by the omission of an advanced writing component and explains how incorporating advanced legal writing into existing programs helps all law students, not just those taking the course. The second section describes the advanced legal writing course at the University of Wisconsin Law School6 and explains how the structure of the course helps students attain an advanced level of writing expertise

Cox, Barbara

Ray, Mary Barnard

Getting Dorothy out of Kansas: The Importance of an Advanced Component to Legal Writing Programs

Hillock, Laura R.

Arbitration of Title VII and Parallel State Discrimination Claims: A Proposal