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Volume 11, Number 1 ARTICLES Attempting a Balance: The 1979 Amendments to the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Consumer Protection Act Products Liability in Texas Commentary Secular Humanism as an Established Religion: A Response to Whitehead and Conlan COMMENTS Stricter Standard of Review for State Socio-Economic Legislation through a Revival of the Contract Clause Attorney Liability under SEC Rule 2(E): A New Standard Hypnosis: Understanding Its Use in the Criminal Process CASENOTES Constitutional Law Civil Commitment Due Process Clause Requires Clear and Convincing Standard of Proof in State Involuntary Civil Commitment Proceedings: Addington v. Texas Criminal Procedure Public Trial The Public Has No Constitutional Right to Attend Pretrial Suppression Hearing. Gannett Co. v. DePasquale Elections Denial of the Right to Vote in Municipal Elections to Otherwise Qualified Voters Residing Within a City's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Does Not Violate the Equal Protection Clause Holt Civic Club v. City of Tuscaloosa Trade Regulation The Carmack Amendment to the Interstate Commerce Act Does Not Preclude Recovery under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act for Damages to Goods Shipped in Interstate Commerce: American Transfer and Storage Co. v. Brown Criminal Procedure Search and Seizure It Is Unreasonable under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to Stop an Automobile for a License and Registration Check Unless There Is at Least a Reasonable and Articulable Suspicion: Delaware v. Prouse Volume 11, Number 2 FIFTH CIRCUIT SURVEY ARTICLE Judicial Review of Social Security Disability Decisions: A Proposal for Change SURVEYS Admiralty Law Antitrust Law Bankruptcy Law Civil Procedure Civil Rights Criminal Law and Procedure Federal Rules of Evidence Labor Law Securities Tax Volume 11, Number 3 ARTICLES Disposition of Repossessed Goods under Article 9 of the Texas U.C.C. Strangulating Hearsay: The Residual Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule COMMENTS Constitutional Revolution in the Law of Libel: New York Times and Gertz Applied Texas Underground Water Law: The Need for Conservation and Protection of a Limited Resources CASENOTES Commercial Law Priority of Liens Absent a Congressional Directive, the Priority of Private Liens and Consensual Liens Arising from Certain Government Lending Programs Is to Be Determined Nondiscriminatory State Laws: United States v. Kimbell Foods, Inc. Labor Law National Labor Relations Board The National Labor Relations Act Does Not Authorize the National Labor Relations Board to Exercise Jurisdiction over Law Teachers in Parochial Schools: NLRB v. Catholic Bishop of Chicago Texas Civil Procedure Summary Judgment The Part Adverse to a Summary Judgment Motion May, without Filing an Answer or other Response, Raise on Appeal the Sufficiency of the Summary Judgment Proof to Support the Specific Grounds Other Response, May Not Raise Any Other Material Fact Issue as Grounds for Reversal: Combs v. Fantastic Homes, Inc. Uniform Commercial Code Letters of Credit A Standby Letter of Credit Issued by a National Bank Creates a Valid, IntraVires Obligation under Article 5 of the Texas Uniform Commercial Code: Republic National Bank v. Northwest National Bank Constitutional Law Commercial Speech Trade Names Are Not a Protected Form of Commercial Speech Friedman v. Rogers Recent Decision Volume 11, Number 4 ARTICLES Assumption of the Risk and Misuse in Strict Tort Liability Prelude to Comparative Fault Picketing and the Expanding Role of the State Labor Injunction SPECIAL PROJECTS Uncertificated Securities, Articles 8 and 9 of the U.C.C., and the Texas Business Corporation Act: A New System to Accommodate Modern Securities Transactions CASENOTES Constitutional Law Fifth Amendment A Private Cause of Action Is Implied Directly under the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment: Davis v. Passman Labor Law An International Union Is Not Liable for Damages for Failing to Use All Reasonable Means to Prevent or Terminate a Wildcat Strike by Local Union Members if the Union Did Not Instigate, Support, Ratify, or Encourage the Strike Carbon Fuel Co. v. UMW Products Liability Crashworthiness, Strict Liability and the Demise of the Henderson Bifurcated Test in Design Defect Cases Special Issues Will No Longer Define Unreasonably Dangerous but Will Require Balancing of Utility and Risk Turner v. General Motors Corp. Usury A Bona Fide Commitment Fee Is Not Interest for Purposes of Usury Law Violations: Stedman v. Georgetown Savings and Loan Association |