Tulsa Law Review | Vol 12 | No. 2

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Tulsa Law Review

Volume 12, Number 2 (1976)

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Article

Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts in the Estate Plan after the Tax Reform Act of 1976
Henry G. Will

The UPC and Judges: Reforming the Traditional Role
Orley R. Lilly Jr.

A Legal Commentary on Hobbesian Philosophy
H. Newcomb Morse

Forensic Sociology and Psychology: New Tools for the Criminal Defense Attorney
Thomas E. Salisbury

Casenote/Comment

Natural Gas Rate Regulation: The Conflict in the Application of the Just and Reasonable Standard
Jay Allen Chaffe

The Historical and Philosophical Foundations of the Exclusionary Rule
Bob Redemann

Impending Frontal Assault on the Citadel: The Supreme Court's Readiness to Modify the Strict Exclusionary Rule of the Fourth Amendment to a Good Faith Standard
John L. Harlan

Polishing the Tarnished Silver Platter Doctrine: The Effect of Janis v. united States on Intersovereign Fourth Amendment Violations
Chris E. Hagberg

The Timely Execution of Tulsa County Search Warrants
Laryn R. Philips

The Business Broker and the Oklahoma Real Estate Licensing Code
James E. Green Jr.

Criminal Procedure--Admission of Testimony Obtained in Violation of Miranda for Impeachment Purposes, Even Though Not Barred by the Federal Constitution, Infringes California Constitution's Right against Self-Incrimination
Rodney A. Hayes