St. Mary's Law Journal | Vol 4 | No. 1

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St. Mary's Law Journal

Articles

The Pyramiding of Presumptions and Inferences in Texas.
Carlos S. Cadena

Asportation or Carrying Away Is a Necessary Element of the Offense of Kidnapping.
N. E. Maryan

In the Determination of Aliens Deportable under 8 U.S.C. 1251(a)(4) the Crime of Statutory Rape Is Usually Classified as Rape and Such a Crime Manifestly Involves Moral Turpitude.
Jeptha C. Tatum

When a Servant Is Following the Express Orders of His Master by Going to Work in His Own Automobile, but It Is Not within Usual Working Hours and Not for the Performance of Regular Duties, the Special Errand Rule May Be Applied in Determining the Necessary Venue Facts under Article 1995.
Edward K. Gurinsky

Corporate Taxation in 1971; Something New, Something Old.
Malcolm L. Shaw

The Definition of Indigency: A Modern-Day Legal Jabberwocky.
Charles E. Evans

The Balance between Individual Rights and Family Preservation: The Future of the Parent-Child Immunity Doctrine in Texas.
Robert L. Galligan

Benefits vs. Money as Compensation in a Partial Taking.
Shelby A. Jordan

Imprisonment Constitutes Abandonment Such as Is Contemplated by the Adoption Statutes So as to Dispense with the Consent of a Natural Father in an Adoption Proceeding for His Child, and Failure to Support Due to Imprisonment Dispenses with the Right of the Natural Parent to Object to an Adoption Proceeding for His Child.
Charles J. Bondurant

Grand Jury Witness Has Standing as an Aggrieved Person and May Suppress Evidence Obtained as a Result of an Illegal Wiretap.
Terrence W. McDonald

The Admissibility of Gruesome Photographs in a Criminal Trial Is Based on Their Competency, Materiality, and Relevancy to the Issue on Trial and Are Admissible If a Verbal Description of the Scene of the Crime Would Be Admissible, Unless the Photographs Are Offered Solely to Inflame the Minds of the Jury.
Steven M. Lee

Social Security Act Requires States to Subtract Non-Exempt Income from the Standard of Need Rather Than the Statutory Maximum Grant When Computing AFDC Benefits.
Janice C. McCoy