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North Dakota Law Review

Volume 55, Number 2 (1979)

Articles

The Tax Man Cometh: The Paradox of Judicial Conservatism or Great Expectations Disappointed
Roger Handberg

Legal Malpractice - An Overview
Franklin D. Houser

Contributory Negligence or Assumption of Risk - What Is a Patient to Do
Robert W. Richart

Case Comments

Intoxicating Liquor - Persons Liable - A Social Host Who Furnishes Alcoholic Beverages to an Obviously Intoxicated Person May Be Held Accountable to Third Persons Who Are Foreseeably Injured
Douglas A. Boese

Attorney and Client - Regulation of Professional Conduct - Disciplinary Action Was Improper against an Attorney Who Solicited a Client for a Non-Profit Organization Which Utilized Litigation as a Vehicle for Political Association and Expression
James E. Harris

Attorney and Client - Regulation of Professional Conduct - Behavior of Attorney Who Solicits Client for Pecuniary Gain Is Not Sanctioned by the First Amendment When Adverse Consequences Are Likely
Diane Melbye

Constitutional Law - Particular Expressions and Limitations - North Dakota Statute Requiring Disclosure of the Identity of Sponsors of Campaign Literature Regarding Initiated Measures Is Unconstitutional
John T. Traynor Jr.

Notes

Medical Malpractice - Psychotherapist's Liability to Third Persons for Violent Acts of Patient
Randall K. Hanson

The Corporation as Managing Partner in a Limited Partnership
Paul R. Johnson

Review

Book Review
John J. Fox

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ISSN: 0029-2745