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I. INTRODUCTION

Various books, pamphlets, tapes, and periodicals, solicited and unsolicited, are received from tune to time at the editorial offices of the Mtlttaq Law Review. With volume a,

the Reeiezo began adding short descriptive comments to the standard bibliographic information published in previous volumes. These comments are prepared by the editor after brief examination of the publicatms discussed. The num-ber of items received makes formal review of the p a t majority of them impossible.

The comments in these nates ~IY not intended to be interpreted as recommendations for or agamst the books and other writings described. These comments serve only as infomation for the guidance of our readers who may want to obtain and examine one or more of the publications fwther on their own initiative. However, description of an item in this section does not preclude simultaneous or subsequent re~ i e w m the Mditary Law, Revier.

Iiiotes are set forth in Section IV, below, are arranged in alphabetical order by name of the fwst author or editor listed in the publication, and are numbered accordmgly. In Section 11, Authors or Editors of Publications Noted, and m Section 111, Titles Noted, below, the number in parentheses following each entry is the number of the come-spondmg note m Seetion 11'. For books having more than one principal author or editor, all authors and editors are listed in Sectian 11.

The opinions and eancluaions expresaed in the notes in Section IV are those of the editor of the Militaq Law Reuiew. They do not neees. skiy reflect the viewa af The Judge Advocate General's Sehool, the Department of the .%my, or any other governmental agency.

11. AUTHORS OR EDITORS OF PUBLICATIONS NOTED

hdrews, David, Your Rqohts to Soelal Seeunty Benefits (No.

1).

Arew, Michael, and David Rudorsky, with National Lawyers Guild,

~olieexisconawt. LW and Lttioatmn ( N ~ .

2).

Belha, David J., Heroin and Politiemns: The Failure ofPublle Poliey fo Control Addletion in Amema (No. 3).

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Bolopa, Jack, Cornplutrr C m n e Ware of the Faitwe (No. 4). Bumett, Arthur L , A Saney of Signi.fkant Federal Court Decisians ori the Rights ofFederal Employees Siiice the Cicil Srniee Refonri Act of 1978 (No. tl,Butler, William E.. Anglo-Polish Legal Essags (KO,

61.

9)

Degenhardt, Henw I!', Treaties and Alliances ofthe World (So. 10). De Sola, Ralph, C n m

Dictionary (KO 11).

Denne, Frank J., El Salmdoi: Embassy llnder Attack (No. 12). Huckabee, Harlow M., Lawyers, Psychiatrists, and Cmniaal Lou

Coopemtion or Chaos (No. 13)

Hurst, Walter E., The Xusa Indimtry Book Protect YourseIfBet'o~e

You Lose Yow Rights & Royaliiesl (No. 14) I.C.L.E.S., TheCommon Laa. Larger (So. 15).

International Common Law Exchanp Society, The Com,mn Lou,

Kaufman, Herbert, Tim Admtnistmtive Behouior of Federal Buveau

Kramer, Charles, and Daniei Kramer, Evidence in Segligemre Cases

Kramer, Daniel, and Charles Kramer, Eridrnee i)i Segltggen~ce Cases

Kurian, George T., Encyclopedia ofthe Third Wodd (No. 17).

Leutze, dames, A Dzjjeerent Kznd oJVleiory A Biography qfAdmira1

MaeGregor, Morns J.. and Bernard C. Nalty. Blocks iii tire Xiirtarg

Martin, Laurence, Strategic Thmigiit in the Suelen? Age (So. 20). Michie Company, Federal Ethics Handbook Aiiirototed Legal Guide

(YO. 21).

Naltg, Bernard C., and Morris J. MacGregor, Blacks in the

Essentinl Documenis (No. 22).

Nationai Lai\yers Guild, with Michael A\wy and David Rudorrkg,

Police .Miseondvet Law and Litigation (No. 21Kiorosti F'ress Agency Publishing Haua, Soviet Economy Today:

With Giiidelines f o ~ t k Eeomomic ond Soeal Development ot'the

LTSSR /or 1982-1986 and for the Pemd Elkding in 1990 (So. 231. Sufeer. Harold F.. Aniei~an

Semaeeniember.$' Svprenie Cou,? Impact

Lauyer (No. Xi.

Chiefs (So. 16).

(KO. 16).

(No. lei.

Thomas C. Had (No. 191.

Essential Doeumxts (No. 22).

Byme, Edward If., Mzliiay Lna (KO 7).

Caldnell. Dan, American-Smut Relntions: Fim~ 1947 to t k Siron- Kissniger Gmad Design (KO 6).

Cleveland State Law Review, Synipsiam Clmicnl Legal Eduration and the Legal Pro,&sswn (KO.

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of the L'.S. Couri of .Military Appeals on Military Justiee (No. 24).Patton, Gerald W., War and Race. The Black Ofliccer in the Amman

.Military, 1915-1942 (No. 25).

Pittsburgh, University of, School of Law, Journai of Law and Corn. mrce (No. 26).

Rhodes, Lawrence J., Treating and Assessing the Chmnwally Men-t ~ l l y Ill. The Pioneering Resemh of Gordon L. Paul (DHHS Publication No. (ADX) 81-1100) (No. 27).

Rogan, Helen, Mixed Company: Womn in the Modem Army (So. 28).

Rudovsky, David, and Michael A v q , with National Lawyers Guild, Police Maseonduet: Law and Litvation (No. 2).

Smith, George P. 11, Genetics, Ethics, and the Law (No. 29). Steiner, Gilbert Y., The Futility of Family Policy (No. 30). Stockholm International Peace Resemh Institute, World Amaments

111. TITLES NOTED

Administrative Behavior of Federal Bureau Chiefs, by Herbert

Kaufman (So. 16).

American Servicemembers' Supreme Court: Impact of the U.S. Corn of Militalj Bpwals on Xilitmy Justice, by Hamid F. Nufer (No. 24).

American-Soviet Relations: Fmm 1947 to the Nixon-Kissinger Grand Design, by Dan Caidwell (No. 8).

Anglo-Polish Legal Essays, by William E. Butler (No. 6).

Blacks in the Xilitaly: Essential Documents, by Bernard C. Nalty and

Clinical Legal Education and the Legal Pmfession; Symposium, tq

Common Law Lawyer, publtshed by the International Common Law

Computer Crime: Wave of the Future, by Jack Bologna (No. 4). Crime Dictionary by Ralph De Sola (No. 11).

Different Kind of Vrtoly: A Biography of Admiral Thomas C. Hart,

El Salvador: Embassy Under Attack, by Fmnk J. Devine (So. 12). Encyclopedia of the Thlrd World, by George T. Kumn (KO. 17). Evidence in Segligence Cases, by Charles Kmmw and Dantel

Federal Ethics Handbaok. Annotated Legal Guide, by Mxhw C o m p

and Disamamnt: SIPRI Yearbook 1981 (No. 31)

Morris J. MacGregor (So. 22).

Clewland State Law Review (No. 9).

Exchange Soctdy (KO. 15).

by Jams Leutie (So. 19).

Kramer (No. 18).

ny (No. 21).

Futility of Famiig Policy, by Gilberi Y. Strznai (So. 30).

Genetics. Ethics. and the La%-, by George P Smith I1 (So. 29).

Herom and Politicians The Failure of Public Policy to Contiol Adds- Journal of Law and Commerce. tion in .henca. by Dnid J. Be

Mixed Company: Women m the Modem .

28). ustry Book Pmtect Your3elf Before You Lose Your Rights

S~mposium Ciinkal Legal Education and the Legal Prafeision, by

Cleieland State Law Revieit (KO.

9).

Treaties and Alliances of the World, by Henry Iv Degrnhardt (So. 10).

Treatmg and Assessing the Chronically Mentali3 111: The Pioneering

Research of Gordon L. Paul (DHHS Pubheation No. (ADM) 81-1100), by Laiaronee J. Rliaades (No. 27).

War and Raee: The Black Officer in the American lllilitaq, 191i-1911. by Gernld ti' Potton (No. 8).

World Armaments and Disarmament. SIPRI Ye

Stockholm I7itrnzatlonal Peue Resealrh Iiistitnte Your Rightr to Sacial Security Benefits, by Dnid A

IV. PUBLICATION NOTES

1 .hdrewa, David, Your Rights to Social Security &,@fits Sew Yask City. New York Facts on File, Inc.. 1981. Pages: v, 18. Price. $12.95, hardcover; $4.95, paperback. Index. Publisher's address: Facta on File Publications, 460 Park Avenue South, Sea York. K.Y.

10016.

The Social Security system is a topic of interest to etery .hencan. Beat known for retirement pensions and Medicare benefits. the system

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also pmrides many other benefits, some of them highly specialized, that are not at all well known. Applicable statutory pmvisions and their implementing regulations are lengthy and complex, and Some PO-tential beneficiaries are pmbably unaware of their entitlements. The book here noted seeks ta fill this gap.

This is not a law book, but a practical guide for laypersans thmugh the governmental maze of the largest insurance and benefit pmgram in the history of the world. Each of the eleven chapters is followed by a section, "Questions and Anmers," in which illustrative fact situations are offered to show the application of the system's rules and regulations. The text is written in plain English that should be intelligible to anyone with a high shoo1 education

Afler a short table of contents, the opening chapter pmridedes anoverview of the Social Security system, its history and purposes, and some points concerning the everyday mechanics of the system. Eligibility far benefits is discussed in bmad terms. The second chapter explains how to ealleet benefits. Subsequent chapters discuss retirement, disability, and survivors' benefits. Supplemental Security Income for people with low incomes is examined. Four chaptem an devoted to the intricacies of Medicare, both outpatient and hospitalization coverage. A concluding chapter reviews a variety of special cares and situations not covered by the general rules. The work closes with a subjeet-matter index.

The author, David Andrews, is a free-lance writer who has published other works on Social Security and other topics.

2. Awry, Michael, and David Rudovslq, with National Lawyers Guild, Polve Miseonduet: Law and Ldigatwa (Zd ed.). New York, New York Clark hardman Co., Ltd.,

1980. Pages: xvii, 359. Wee: $56.00. Looseleaf binder, annual supplementation, Sewn appendices, table af cases cited, index. Publisher's address: Clark Boardman Co., Ltd., 435 Hudson St., New Yark, N.Y. 10014.

Governmental misconduct has received considerable public attention during the put decade. Mast public interest has focused on high-level federal and state officials. Less publicized, but perhaps more signif-cant in numbers of incidents, is the misconduct of lower ranking officials, such as palice officers. The book here noted deals speeifeally with this topic. Of concern to the authors ape not cases ai honest mis-takes of police officers made in the heat of responding to violent and dangernus crimes. Rather, their subject is calculated and deliberate ri- 139

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