Index for Volumes 97 through 101

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I. INTRODUCTION

This index includes entries for articles published in the Militarg Law Review from volume 91 (summer 1982) to 101 (summer 1983), inclusive. This index, like those contained in vo1umes 81,91, and 96, consists of an author index, a title index, and a subject index. Unlike previous indices, however, the book review indices have been discontinued.

Beginning with this index, and as may have been suggested by the inclusionofcumulativeindicesinvolumes81and91, theReuiew will provide cumulative indices inevery tenth issue. Thenext cumulative issue, coveringvolumes 102 to 111 will thus appear involume 111. It is hoped that this systemization of the indexing of the Military Law Review will assist the reader in researching articles contained therein.

11. AUTHOR INDEX

Eckhardt, William G., Colonel, Command Criminal Responsibdzty. A Pleafor a Workable Standard .......Eliis, L. Neal, Jr., Captain, Judicial Review of

Promotions in the Military ..........................Fenrick, William J., Lieutenant Colonel, Rule of

Proportionality and Protocol I in Conventional

Folk, Thomas R., Captain, Military Appearance

Gilligan, Francis A,, Colonel, and Major Frederic 1.

Warfare .............................. .... 98/91

Requirements and Free Erercise of Relrgion ......... 98/53

Lederer, Procurement and Presentation of Ecidenee in Courts-Martial: Compzllsaw Process and Confrontation,The ........................................ lOl/lIndividual Rights Under the NATO Status of Forces Aveement and the Supplementary Agreement withGermany ....................................... 100l49Howell, John R., Lieutenant Colonel, TDS: The Establishment of the US.

A m y Trial Defense Semiee ..... 10014

Gordon, David S., Captain, Indizidual Status and

98/129

Imumkelried. Edward J., Professor, Standard joy

Admitting Sezentific Esidener: A Critique From the Perspective of JWOY Psychology, The . . . . . . . . . . . . . $91113Joyce, John F , Major, Privacy Act A Sword end a

Shield but Sometmes Neither, The . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99/113Kaczynski, Stephen J.,

Captain, Admissibility of Illegally

Obtained Evidence: American and Foreign Approaches Compared, The ................................ 101/83

Forcibly Compellzng the Attendance of Witnesses . . . 9811

Gilligan, Procurement and Prosecution of Estdenee inCourts.Martia1. Compiclsow Process and Confrontation,The ............................................ 10111Milhizer, Eugene R., Captain, and Captain Michael E.

Pfau, Militarzl Death Penalty and the Constitution:There is Ltie After Fumen, The ................. 97/36

L:C.M.J, DeathPenalty Provisions, The ........... 97/81

Milhizer, Military Death Penalty and the Constitution:There is Life After Fuman, The . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97/36Shef. Do", Brigadier General. Statw ofthe Legal Adviserto the Armed Forces: His Functions and Powers, The . 10011 Trant, Charles E.. Captain, American Military Insanity

Defense: A Morel, Philosophical, and Legal Dilemma,The ........................................... 99/1Williams, Walter L.. Jr.. Doctor. Freedom of Ciiilinns of

Enemy Xatiationality to Depart From Territory Controlled by a Hostile Belltgerent. The .........................

Lederer, Calvin M.. Major, Warrants of Attachment- Lederer, Frederic I., Major. and Colonel Francis A

Pavlick, John J., Jr.. Major, Constitutionality ojfhe

Pfau, Michael E., Captain, and Captain Eugene R.

111. TITLE INDEX

Admissibility of Illegally Obtained Evidence: American and Foreign Approaches Compared, The,by Captain Stephen J. Kaezynski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

American Military Insanity Defense: A Moral,

Philosophical, and Legal Dilemma. The, by CaptainCharles E. Trant .............................. 99/1

100:35

19831 INDEX-VOLUMES 97-101

Command Criminal Responsibility: A Plea for a Workable

Standard. by Colonel Wtlliam G. Eckhardt ......... 9711

Constitutionality of the U.C.M.J. Death Penalty

Provisions, The, bg Major John J. Padiek, Jr. ....... 97/81Freedom of Civilians as Enemy Nationality to Depart

From Territory Controlled by a...