Tulsa Law Review | Vol 10 | No. 4

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Tulsa Law Review

Volume 10, Number 4 (1975)

Front Matter

Table of Contents / Masthead

Article

The Appropriateness of the Issuance of Bargaining Orders in the Absence of the Commission of Unfair Labor Practices: The Debate Goes On
Anthony R. Fasano

Collection of Debts Incurred by Military Personnel: The Creditor's View
Thomas W. Goldman

The Challenge for Lawyers in the Age of Credulity, Superstition, and Fanaticism
Rennard Strickland

The Admissions Process at the University of Tulsa College of Law: An Update
William A. Gregory and Georgina B. Landman

Some Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Legal History and Jurisprudence
Stephen M. Fuller

Computerized Legal Research--An Arrival
Robert K. Pezold

Casenote/Comment

Use of Due-on Clauses to Gain Collateral Benefits: A Common-Sense Defense
Philip S. Ashley

The Warranty Disclaimer v. Manufacturers' Products Liability--Sterner Aero AB v. Page Airmotive, Inc.: Did the Tenth Circuit Bury the Disclaimer Alive
Stephen C. Parker

United States v. Kasmir: Taxpayer's Privilege against Self-Incrimination--Accountant's Work Papers in Attorney's Possession with Taxpayer-Client as Conduit
Richard F. Yates

Preliminary Hearing and the Right to Confrontation: Disheroon v. State
Robert G. Sachse

Consumerism Takes It on the Chin: Warranty Disclaimers in Oklahoma
Charles W. Pauly

Interpreting the Equal Pay Act: Corning Glass Works v. Brennan
Brian Douglas Baird

Constitutional Law--Constitutional Protection against Double Jeapordy is Extended to Juvenile Court Proceedings If the Final Action by the Court May Restrict the Juvenile's Liberty
Linda McKnight Shaw

Criminal Procedure--Testimony Obtained in Violation of Miranda is Admissible in Evidence for Impeachment Purposes
Douglas B. Chomeau

Products Liability--Autmomobile Manufacturers Are Strictly Liable in Tort for Defective Design Which Enhances Injuries in a Collision
Peter Bernhardt

Products Liability--Dealer-Seller of Used Car Held Strictly Liable in Tort under Section 402A, Peterson v. Lou Backrodt Chevrolet Co.
Lance Hillpert