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Buffalo Law Review

Symposium: New York's New Penal Law

Front Matter

Table of Contents
Buffalo Law Review

1968–1969 Board of Editors
Buffalo Law Review

Symposium Introduction

Introduction
Herman Schwartz

Symposium Articles

Criminal Law Revision Through a Legislative Commission: The New York Experience
Herman Schwartz and Richard Bartlett

A Comparative Analysis of the New Penal Laws of New York and Michigan
B. J. George Jr.

Drafting a New Penal Law for New York
Herman Schwartz, Richard Denzer, and Jerome Skolnick

The New York Penal Law: A Prosecutor's Evaluation
Howard A. Levine

Justifiable Use of Force under Article 35 of the Penal Law of New York
William Leibovitz

Bail As a Preferred Freedom and the Failures of New York's Revision
Neil Fabricant

Recent Cases

Administrative Law—Collateral Estoppel—Adverse Findings on Issues in Negligence Action Do Not Preclude Plaintiff from Relitigating Identical Issues in Subsequent Longshoreman’s and Harbor Workers' Act Proceeding.
David E. Manch

Constitutional Law—Commerce Clause—Federal Wage and Hour Regulation of State Operated Facilities Within Power Granted to Congress in the Commerce Clause
Theodore S. Kantor

Constitutional Law—Cruel and Unusual Punishment—Conviction of a Chronic Alcoholic for Public Intoxication Not Violative of Eighth Amendment Proscription of Cruel and Unusual Punishment
Robert E. Keller

Constitutional Law—New York State’s Textbook Loan Law Not a Law Respecting an Establishment of Religion in Violation of the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution
Jerold S. Yale

Constitutional Law—State Trespassory Laws Are Insufficient Basis for Abridging a Union’s First Amendment Right to Picket in a Shopping Center.
Robert S. Scalione

Criminal Law—Denial of Counsel and Failure to Provide Adequate Warnings Regarding Constitutional Rights Have Important Bearing on Confessions Which Are Tested Under the Totality of Circumstances.
Edwin H. Wolf

Labor Law—Plant Removal—Employees Have No Right to Reemployment at New Plant Site Based on Seniority
William Mitchell

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Annual Index to Volume 18
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ISSN: 0023-9356