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The Two-Thirds Verdict:  A Surviving Anachronism in an Age of Court-Martial Evolution

Wenderoff, Lori A.

Board of Education v. Rowley:  Are Handicapped Children Entitled to Equal Education Opportunities

International Law Journal, California Western

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 13 WINTER 1983 NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Reagan Administration Proposals on
Immigration: The Problem of the
Undocumented Alien in the United States
Paul Lansing
Javier A labart .................................................
This Article examines the recent proposals set forth by the Reagan Admin-
istration which attempt to alleviate the United States' growing illegal alien pop-
ulation. The authors analyze the recent proposals against the historical
development of immigration law within both the United States and Germany.
The current problems which have evolved within the United States as a result of
the illegal alien population are addressed. In order to provide a thorough anal-
ysis, the relationship between the United States and Mexico is explored. Upon
examining the various components of the Administration's proposals, the au-
thors conclude that they are inadequate as an effective remedy to the complexi-
ties of illegal immigration.
Article III, Section 2, Exceptions Clause
Canadian Constitutional Parallels: Canada
Teaches the United States an American
History Lesson
George Steven Swan ........................................... 37
Congress has recently considered implementing restrictions on the jurisdic-
tion of the federal judiciary, including the Supreme Court, under the Exceptions
Clause of Article III, section 2. The author illustrates that many legal critics
have expressed misgivings concerning the utilization of the Exceptions Clause
because they believe a checkerboard constitution may result. It is then shown
that a similar prospect for a Canadian checkerboard constitution occurred
through 1981 and 1982. This Canadian experience is measured against the pe-
riod of the framing of the United States Constitution to reveal that in both in-
stances, the option of a checkerboard constitution was desired. As a result, the
author concludes that Americans should not fear restrictions on the federal judi-
ciary.
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Published by CWSL Scholarly Commons, 1983
COMMENTS
Internal Revenue Code Section 877:
Expanded Purview Generates Discord in
Taxation of the Tax-Motivated Expatriate
A lice M Ritter ................................................ 58
The Sun Sets on Tamuz 1: The Israeli Raid
on Iraq's Nuclear Reactor
Joanne E. Birnberg ............................................ 86
State Responsibility and Hazardous
Products Exports: A Solution
to an International Problem
Gabriel M Benrubi ............................................ 116
NOTE
Haig v. Agee: A Decisive Victory for
Governmental Regulation of Americans
in International Travel
Dale R. M cBride .............................................. 144
BOOK REVIEWS
Encyclopaedia of Banking Law
by P.J. Cresswell, W.J.L. Blair, G.J.S. Hill
& P.R. Hill
Robert P. Cange .............................................. 168
United States Ratification of the Human
Rights Treaties With or Without Reservations?
by Richard B. Lillich
John W W illiams ............................................. 172
BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................ 175
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Swan, George Steven

Article III, Section 2, Exceptions Clause Canadian Constitutional Parallels: Canada Teaches the United States an American History Lesson

Woodrick, Roberta L.

Women 1982: Has the United Nations Decade for Women Significantly Advanced the Goal of Equality Between the Sexes?

Snow, Carlton J.

Abramson, Elliot M.

Alternative to Litigation:  Court-Annexed Arbitration

Crabtree, Susan

Public Use in Eminent Domain:  Are there Limits After Oakland Raiders and Poletown?

Ritter, Alice M.

Internal Revenue Code Sectionn 877: Expanded Purview Generates Discord in Taxation of the Tax-Motivated Expatriate

Donnell, William S.

You Would\u27t Give Me Anything, Would you?  Tort Liability for Genital Herpes

CALIFORNIA WESTERN
INTERNATIONAL LAW JOURNAL
VOLUME 13 WINTER 1983 NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
The Reagan Administration Proposals on
Immigration: The Problem of the
Undocumented Alien in the United States
Paul Lansing
Javier A labart .................................................
This Article examines the recent proposals set forth by the Reagan Admin-
istration which attempt to alleviate the United States' growing illegal alien pop-
ulation. The authors analyze the recent proposals against the historical
development of immigration law within both the United States and Germany.
The current problems which have evolved within the United States as a result of
the illegal alien population are addressed. In order to provide a thorough anal-
ysis, the relationship between the United States and Mexico is explored. Upon
examining the various components of the Administration's proposals, the au-
thors conclude that they are inadequate as an effective remedy to the complexi-
ties of illegal immigration.
Article III, Section 2, Exceptions Clause
Canadian Constitutional Parallels: Canada
Teaches the United States an American
History Lesson
George Steven Swan ........................................... 37
Congress has recently considered implementing restrictions on the jurisdic-
tion of the federal judiciary, including the Supreme Court, under the Exceptions
Clause of Article III, section 2. The author illustrates that many legal critics
have expressed misgivings concerning the utilization of the Exceptions Clause
because they believe a checkerboard constitution may result. It is then shown
that a similar prospect for a Canadian checkerboard constitution occurred
through 1981 and 1982. This Canadian experience is measured against the pe-
riod of the framing of the United States Constitution to reveal that in both in-
stances, the option of a checkerboard constitution was desired. As a result, the
author concludes that Americans should not fear restrictions on the federal judi-
ciary.
1
International Law Journal: Table of Contents
Published by CWSL Scholarly Commons,
COMMENTS
Internal Revenue Code Section 877:
Expanded Purview Generates Discord in
Taxation of the Tax-Motivated Expatriate
A lice M Ritter ................................................ 58
The Sun Sets on Tamuz 1: The Israeli Raid
on Iraq's Nuclear Reactor
Joanne E. Birnberg ............................................ 86
State Responsibility and Hazardous
Products Exports: A Solution
to an International Problem
Gabriel M Benrubi ............................................ 116
NOTE
Haig v. Agee: A Decisive Victory for
Governmental Regulation of Americans
in International Travel
Dale R. M cBride .............................................. 144
BOOK REVIEWS
Encyclopaedia of Banking Law
by P.J. Cresswell, W.J.L. Blair, G.J.S. Hill
& P.R. Hill
Robert P. Cange .............................................. 168
United States Ratification of the Human
Rights Treaties With or Without Reservations?
by Richard B. Lillich
John W W illiams ............................................. 172
BOOKS RECEIVED ............................................ 175
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https://scholarlycommons.law.cwsl.edu/cwilj/vol13/iss2/1


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The Two-Thirds Verdict: A Surviving Anachronism in an Age of Court-Martial Evolution

Board of Education v. Rowley: Are Handicapped Children Entitled to Equal Education Opportunities

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Article III, Section 2, Exceptions Clause Canadian Constitutional Parallels: Canada Teaches the United States an American History Lesson

Women 1982: Has the United Nations Decade for Women Significantly Advanced the Goal of Equality Between the Sexes?

Alternative to Litigation: Court-Annexed Arbitration

Public Use in Eminent Domain: Are there Limits After Oakland Raiders and Poletown?

Internal Revenue Code Sectionn 877: Expanded Purview Generates Discord in Taxation of the Tax-Motivated Expatriate

You Would\u27t Give Me Anything, Would you? Tort Liability for Genital Herpes

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