St. Mary's Law Journal

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Habeas Corpus Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Texas.
Joe Greenhill and Martin D. Beirne Jr.

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Manufactured Diversity of Citizenship by Which an Out-of-State Guardian Was Selected to Prosecute the Suit of a Resident Minor, Did Not Constitute an Adequate Foundation for Federal Jurisdiction.
Dennis J. Healey

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To Insure Due Process and Equal Protection, Such Facts as Are Necessary to Adjudicate a Child Delinquent Must be Proved beyond a Reasonable Doubt Rather Than by a Preponderance of the Evidence.
G. P. Hardy III

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Federal Statute of Limitations Not Tolled Pending Settlement of Workmen's Compensation Claim.
Stanley R. Baker

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Illegitimate Children Have a Right Equal with That of Legitimate Children to Require Support by Their Father.
Miles J. Mullin

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Tort Action Arose out of Automobile Collision in Which Failure of Plaintiff to Wear Seat Belts Gave Rise to a Concept of Mitigation of Damages Rather Than Contributory Negligence.
Clifford I. Weinstein

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Due Process and the Juvenile Offender.
Carlos Cadena

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The Contested Will Case.
Fred Erisman

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Indispensable Parties.
Luther H. Soules III

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Texas Adopts the Discovery Rule for Limitations in Medical Malpractice Actions.
Phyllis Harper

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Continuing Problems of Travel and Transportation.
Leslie H. Williams Jr.

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A Recovery for Cancer, Allegedly Caused by Radiation in the Course of Employment, Must Be Based on a Reasonable Probability of Causal Connection.
Michael J. McCormick

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Miranda Warning Held Inapplicable to Tax Fraud Investigations in Absence of Custodial Atmosphere.
G. E. Wilcox Jr.

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The Two Year Statute of Limitations is Tolled by the Defendant's Absence from the State after the Accrual of the Action, Notwithstanding the Availability of a Statute Providing for Substitute Service of Process.
Joe M. Westheimer Jr.