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1986 
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ADVOCACY: THE ACT OF PLEADING A CAUSE. By Richard A. Giv-
ens. Shepard's/McGraw-Hill: Colorado Spring, Colorado. 1985.
Pp. 857. No Price Given.
ANCIENT LAW. By Henry Sumner Maine. University of Arizona
Press: Tucson, Arizona. 1986. Pp. 400. $12.95.
THE AUTHORITATIVE AND THE AUTHORITARIAN. By Joseph Vin-
ing. Univerisity of Chicago Press: Chicago, Illinois. 1986. Pp.
261. $25.00.
CABLE TELEVISION: HANDBOOK AND FORMS. By Ira C. Stein.
Shepard's/McGraw-Hill: Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1985.
No Price Given.
CRIMINAL APPEALS: EFFECTIVE PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE (MIN-
NESOTA CRIMINAL LAW SERIES). By Michael F. Cromett and
Gregory A. Gaunt. Butterworth Legal Publishers: St. Paul,
Minnesota. 1984. Pp. 150. $65.00.
ETHICS FOR THE LEGAL ASSISTANT. By Deborah K. Orlik. Scott
Foresman and Company: Glenview, Illinois. 1986. Pp. 164.
$7.95.
GROUP DYNAMIC LAW: INTEGRATING CONSTITUTIVE CONTRACT
INSTITUTIONS. By David A. Funk. Philosophical Library: New
York, New York. 1982. Pp. 612. $29.50.
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION AND ANTITRUST: A SURVEY OF AL-
TERNATIVE PERSPECTIVE. By Ross C. Singleton. Publishing Ho-
rizons, Inc.: Columbus, Ohio. 1986. Pp. 102. No Price Given.
CRIMINAL INTERROGATION AND CONFESSION, 3D. ED. By Fred E.
Inbau, John E. Reid and Joseph P. Buckley. Williams and Wil-
kins: Baltimore, Maryland, 1986. Pp. 353. No Price Given.
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PATTEN DISCOVERY: MEDICAL MALPRACTICE, 2D. ED. By Douglas
Danner. Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co.: Rochester, New
York. 1985. Pp. 1364. No Price Given.
PERSONAL INJURY PRACTICE: TECHNIQUE AND TECHNOLOGY. By
Lawrence S. Charfoos and David W. Christensen. The Lawyers
Co-Operative Publishing Co.: Rochester, New York. 1986. Pp.
1173. No Price Given.
POLICE DEVIANCE. By Thomas Barker and David L. Carter. An-
derson Publishing: Cincinnati, Ohio. 1986. Pp. 377. No Price
Given.
PROTECTING PRIVACY IN TWO-WAY ELECTRONIC SERVICES. By
David H. Flaherty. Foreward by Ronald L. Plesser. Knowledge
Industry Publications: White Plains, New York. 1985. Pp. 173.
$34.95.
THE SUPREME COURT REVIEW-1985. By Philip B. Kurland. Uni-
versity of Chicago Press: Chicago, Illinois. 1986. Pp. 419.
$37.50.
SYSTEMATIC SETTLEMENTS. By Sanford W. Hornwood and I.
Lucretia Hollingsworth. Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co.:
Rochester, New York. 1986. Pp. 947. No Price Given.
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Books Received

Shea, Thomas E.

Closing Pandora\u27s Box: Litigation Economics

California Western Law Review 
Volume 22 Number 2 Article 10 
1986 
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AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION: AVERTING THE DECLINE
AND FALL OF AMERICA. By James 0. Pace. Johnson, Pace,
Simmons and Fennell Publishers; Sunland, California. 1985. Pp.
179. No Price Given.
CONDOMINIUMS AND COOPERATIVES. By David Clurman, F.
Scott Jackson and Edna Hebard. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.: New
York, New York. 1984. Pp. 350. $29.95.
CRIMINAL APPEALS: EFFECTIVE PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE. By
Michael F. Cromett and Gregory A. Gaut. Butterworth Legal
Publishers: St. Paul, Minnesota. 1984. Pp. 150. $65.00.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY IN
CALIFORNIA'S WATER SYSTEM. By Zach Willey. Institute of
Governmental Studies, University of California: Berkeley, Cali-
fornia. 1985. Pp. 73. No Price Given.
GAMING CONTROL LAW: THE NEVADA MODEL-PRINCIPLES,
STATUTES AND CASES. By John R. Goodwin. Publishing Hori-
zon's, Inc.: Columbus, Ohio. 1985. Pp. 198. No Price Given.
LAW AND LEGAL INFORMATION DIRECTORY. Edited by Paul
Wasserman and Steven Wasserman. Gale Research Co.: De-
troit, Michigan. 1984. Pp. 902. $225.00.
LAW AND PSYCHIATRY: RETHINKING THE RELATIONSHIP. By
Michael S. Moore. Cambridge University Press: New York,
New York. 1984. Pp. 527. $18.95.
NEGOTIATION PRACTICE. By Roger S. Haydock. John Wiley &
Sons, Inc.: Somerset, New Jersey. 1984. Pp. 263. $65.00.
PORTFOLIO OF BUSINESS FORMS, AGREEMENTS, AND CONTRACTS.
By Valera Grapp. Prentice-Hall, Inc.: Englewood Cliffs, New
Jersey. 1985. Pp. 497. No Price Given.
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THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. In-
scribed and illustrated by Sam Fink. Random House, Inc.: New
York, New York. 1985. Pp. 116. $25.00.
THE MARSHALL PLAN: A RETROSPECTIVE. Edited by Stanley
Hoffmann and Charles Maier. Westview Press: Boulder, Colo-
rado. 1985. Pp. 139. $16.00.
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Horgan, Sherry M.

Foreign Data: Is It Safe in the United States Data Banks?

Kiwan, John G.

At Last, Federal Wage and Overtime Protection For State and Municipal Employees: The F.L.S.A. After Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority

International Law Journal, California Western

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 16 WINTER 1986 NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Basic Structure of United States Securities
Law Enforcement in International Cases
K laus P. M oessle .............................................
The capital markets in the United States are increasingly affected by transac-
tions initiated elsewhere. Because of the considerable differences in substantive
securities and corporate law, policies differ widely throughout the world. These
differences are most vividly illustrated in the area of protection for business and
banking secrets. The Article addresses the jurisdictional problems which arise
when the United States seeks to enforce its securities laws and the impact of inter-
national as well as foreign domestic law on the question. In order to alleviate
these conflicts, the author suggests several devices which may present solutions to
the problem.
State Responsibility For External Consequences of
Domestic Economic-Related Acts
Enrique Gdmez-Pinzdn ....................................... 52
Many lesser developed countries, particularly in Latin America, face a diffi-
cult economic and social future because of the substantial foreign debt. This debt
crisis has been exacerbated by the domestic economic-related acts of the devel-
oped countries, primarily in the United States. This Article seeks to determine
whether States have a duty to take into account the external effects of their do-
mestic acts and, if so, what rights the affected countries would then have. Both a
"right-duty" approach and a "responsibility for lawful acts" approach are used in
analyzing the question. Finally, an alternative involving the adoption of a uni-
form law on a national level is presented and discussed.
The Nuremberg Defense to Charges of Domestic Crime:
A Non-Traditional Approach for Nuclear-Arms Protestors
Arthur W. Campbell ......................................... 93
Repeated challenges are being made to the worlds judicial systems to supply
legal answers to the prospect of planetary annihilation by nuclear weapons; a new
approach uses international law to link the Nuremberg defense with the Anglo-
American privilege of crime prevention in cases of citizens arrested for protesting
nuclear arms.
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COMMENTS
Stemming the Arms Race in Outer Space:
Suggested Revisions of the Outer Space Treaty
Based on Three Successful Arms Control Measures
Carl F H ylin ................................................ 118
The South Pacific Nuclear-Weapon-Free-Zone,
The Law of the Sea, and the ANZUS Alliance:
An Exploration of Conflicts,
A Step Toward World Peace
P. Robert Philp, Jr. .......................................... 138
International Trademark Licensing Agreements:
A Key to Future Technological Development
Eva Csiszdr Goldman ......................................... 178
BOOK REVIEW
International Banking
by Nicholas Deak and Joanne Celusak
Kenneth C. Noorigian ........................................ 205
BOOKS IN BRIEF ............................................ 210
BOOKS RECEIVED .......................................... 214
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Moessle, Klaus P.

The Basic Structure of United States Securities Law Enforcement in International Cases

Rieu, Edward M.

The Application of the General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade to the Countertrade Practices of Less-Developed and Developing Countries: Proposed Amendments to the GATT

Myers, Ross S.

The Constitutionality of Continuing Residency Requirements for Local Government Employees: A Second Look

McFadden, Eric

Nuclear Weapons Free Zones: Toward an International Framework

California Western School of Law

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Closing Pandora\u27s Box: Litigation Economics

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Foreign Data: Is It Safe in the United States Data Banks?

At Last, Federal Wage and Overtime Protection For State and Municipal Employees: The F.L.S.A. After Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority

Table of Contents

The Basic Structure of United States Securities Law Enforcement in International Cases

The Application of the General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade to the Countertrade Practices of Less-Developed and Developing Countries: Proposed Amendments to the GATT

The Constitutionality of Continuing Residency Requirements for Local Government Employees: A Second Look

Nuclear Weapons Free Zones: Toward an International Framework

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