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_ Kolvenbach , _ The gradl!_ating-editors of EQUITAS convened on Friday, March 14, to-choose the new e~ito:W ~ard. selections were made after ea~h· candidate went through an extens1v:emterv1ew before the present--board _ · Dorothy Zeman,_ class of 1982; the newly elected Editor-fu.£hief looks forward to taking on her new responsibilities: One of, her main concerns is, ;'the need fo}, more ~vestigative reporting of law scliooland law related issues." Laurie Chisolm, the new Managing Editor, hopes to.increase the size and qriality of the staff by encouragmg all. interested students to join EQU ITAS. ·· · Tlie graduating editors would like to congratulate the follo~g new editors:

Dorothy Zeman Editor-in-Chief

Michael Coneys

Laurie Chisolm ·

MarkCOn~d · News Editoi:

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. Managing Editor

_Celeste Miller

Linda D. Crawford

Diane COH>o _

Copy Editor

Production Edito·r

Features Editor ·

Howard Schwartz Business Manager·

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by William Holm Wor~er Democracy . On Thursday, February 28, the InterIn the half hour.during which Dr. Kol-. national Law SocietJ; hosted its first gtie§t venbach addressed the Society memberspeaker event of the semester. Presenting ship, he gave a broad overview of the conthe lecture was Dr: Wal~er Kolvenbach, cept of_ worker democracysin corporate General Counsel of Henkel, K.g.A.A:, one management. This ranged from the deof the largest West German chemical man- - velopment of trade unions in the latter part u~actur~rs., Henkel, a multinational com- of the 19t_h century to the full participation

_P~~y with gross annual sales exceeding 4.~ billion dollars, has undertaken substantial ~cquisit:_ions in the United States chemical mdustry. , Dr. Kolvenbach earned his law egree from the University of'Cofogne-and his.final degree gaining admission to the German bar from the UI1:iversity of Frankfurt in 1951. He _joined the leg~ department at Hekel ·shortly thereafter and became a specialist _in foreign law and licensing -agreements. Dr. Kolvenbach became general manager ofUenkel's entire foreign op. erati~n before rejoining the legal department as General Counsel in ·1970. He is an expert in corporate-legaldepart_ments and workerparticipation in company manage-" ment, having published sevefal Books in · .those fields.

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in decision-making at the board level by representatives· from the work force. The legislation in much of Western' Europe mandating worker participation on the boardofdirectors of companies employing more than a certain' amount· of workers coincides with the emerging theory that . management is responsible not only to the shareholders of a. corporation, but to its laborers as well. . · Dr. Kolvenbach outlinecithe progress made by· labor from the advent of works councils ar~und the turn of the century with elected representatives to present grievances and claim certain rights ofinformation (i.e., with respect to personnel), to the. Co-determination Act of Weste~ Germany, passe_d in 1976, which provides that 50%ofthe Board of Directors of major

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b~~~t:~:~~~n~f:roi:~e~~ corporate management by the monied elite by Ronny Green · has been obviated in much of Western The team of Paul Gajewski, Richard· Europe through similar co-determination MacLean and EQUITAS Senior Ecfitgr-j statutes.Wotkershaveseentheirpowerto Scott Batterman has won the first animal influencecorporate policy expand from de-·· National Administrative Law Moot Court cision making at the shop . floor to full, Competition, defeatinga team-fromUC~A · participation-on the board of directors. For Law School in the finals. The victory was the last several decades the fields of labor. all the more satisfyirig because the only law .and corporate law have been merging defeat the NYLS te_am suffered in the enat an increasing rate in Western Europe tire competition came in a preliminary and are now, indeed, inseparable. round at the hands of that same UCLA Morale and Profits Kolv~n6ach's lecture was followed ·by 'Jihe ·competition; hosted by the Unia· 30 minute question-and-answer period ·wersity of Dayton Law School, pitted elevdurmg which he indicated that although en'teams from allover the country against -~- profitability studies have-been undertaken each other. The problem case for the com~ -~ to determine the effect of worker participa- · · - ~titiofi dealt-with the standard of review :;:i - tion, their results are inconclusive. Koland the requir(:!ment of a cost-benefit anal: 3 ·. venbach pointed particularly to- the imysis m.· the little-litigated Food Additives _portant factor of employee morale (or lack . Amendment of 1958. The calibre of ques~ · MacLean, Batterman ana Gajewski \\'ith awanl of strikes) on profitability. In response to a tioning from the bench clearly i;eached its ·The· team,· which nickfiamed itself the semi-final argument agl!inst Florida question on whether worker participation .zenith in the fjnals, - where the bench was "The Pros from Dover,'' a reference from . State University was conducted by ]1atter- might be responsible .for the recent flow of - composeu _of Peter Barton ·Hutt, former the movie M* A *S*H, had been working on man and Paul Gajewski~ who is Chairman . capital from Western Europefo the United -General Counsel to the Food and Drug Ad- t_he competition since early January, when of the Moot Court Board. MacLean's turn State_s (e.g., Henkel's acquisitions) Kolministration, "and the Ieaoing authority on they begiin researchingthe bri~f. AJ'terthe ·came next, as he and Batterman then con- venbach indicated that the Russian~threat Food .Additive -regulation; Professor· Ed- briefs came in,. the team conducted four qucted the final argument against. UCLA. was ipore directly responsible. ward Ziegler of !he University of. Dayton practice rounds; with students and profesWhen asked their impressions- of the The event concluded with a wine ana .· · Law School, who help·ed-prepare the_ prob~ sors s1:!rving as practice round judges. The . competition, all . the ('.Ompetitors agreed . cheese receptionwh_ere studentswere.able Iem: and Jerre Williams_, Presiden.t of the team expressed its gratitucfe to Hon..Judge . that the hardest part of the. com~tition_ to meet Dr. \Kolvenbach informally. Dr. Association of American Law Schools and Di Fede, Professors Sullivan, Scherer came. during thm~e arguments when a team . Kolvenbach is the author of a major article foriner head of the AHA ::lecfion on Ad- and Butein, and Moot Court Board_ Melli- -d1ember was not ariumg. As Gajewski de- on WorkerDen:iocracy in Western Europe ministrative Ljtw. . . . hers Richard Jasper, Paul Capofari, James . scribed it, "It's a feeling of helplessness, to be published in the forthcoming edition . r;r'he corµpetit_ion e~tends; over two, Flannagan and David Pollack; for· their as- knowing that the entii-e matter is-out of of the International Laiv Society days; . aI!d iS unique that ·it provides for . -sistance in preparation.. . . your control:" . . ' . Journal. fmmpreliniinary arguments., instead oftlje -"From-the beiinning, we felt it would, Irollic3.ny, the, greatest mQinents of The Speaker Committee of the Inter"Qsual two. As a result, the- teams in the come down to-UCLA and us,,,-said Richard nervousness for .the winning ·team ~e national Law Society has other events iiiiah! ftati"conducted s~ arguments in.two MaeL~an. In"'fact,the UCLA brief, written after ·the preliminary rounds,· as th~y scheduled for the Spring semester: Watch ,.. da-y,;s, making 'it in t--he words - of Seott Bat- -foFcfespondeu.t, was used by the_ team to . waited --to find out if -th!'!Y had, eve.n the bulletin boards for future announce~ rman,-"sortiething of a marathdn - a8 prepare .tbe practice round judges. Mac . advanced as far as the semi-finals. After ments,conceihing these events and other tnuchanendurancetestasariythingelse." Lean cotild ohly sit nervously,-though, a~ · · , · ,(pleaseturntoprU,:Jeseven)_ Societyfilnctionsplanned: ,

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School Drills f on Paydirt by Celeste D. Mill'er The addition of 53 Worth Street to New York Law School has alleviated some space problems.- However the school's plans for expansion are not yet· complete. Plans for a fourth building are being mulled over by the Board of Trustees. Tentative plans -call for the fourth building to be finished in two years. Its site would be the property adjacent to 47 Worth, owned by NYLS and currently leased to the Edison Parking Gorp. As~ the first step in the building process, the underground strata is flow being studied by civil engineers. No architect has been recommended by the school's building committee as of this date, nor has a formal statement been issued regarding building plans."

The administration envisions that this fourth building · might, provide two very large classrooriis, enabling the first-year class to be divided between two sections for - their required courses. The added space - would allow for library expansion and more accessible shelving for books and adminis- - some more breathing room: for his devoted trative records. Staff members would be patrons. Financial considerations weigh heavprovided- with some sorely needed office space and maybe Gil, too, could be given ily o_n the minds of the planners, encourag-

Indian Law Conference· Set

The first New York Area Symposium on American Indian Law willbe held at New York Law Schoolon Saturday, March _ 22, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.nr, The program will include Indian land claims, federal legislation affecting Indians, and international remedies available for grievances. The speakers will include: - Oren Lyons, Onondaga Nation Council Chiefs; Sam Deloria, Executive Director of Indian Law Center, Univ. ofNewMexicoSchoolof Law; Frank· Ryan, Lecturer, Harvard Law School, Director of American Indian Program at Harvard; Bill Means, International Indian Treaty Council-U.N.; Ai-lin'da Locklear, Native American Rights Fund Representative; Tim Coulter, Executive ]-e Director, Indian Law Resource Center: - Bert Hirsch, Association of American fo~ dian Affairs; Marguerite Smith, Attorney ~ for the Shinnecock Nation; Howard Berman, Le~turer, Buffalo (SUNY) School of ing them trrbe cautious. Nonetheless, it is Law. Re~strationfee is $5.00. Those wishexhilarating for students to see NYLS' ex- ing to attend must pre-register by March pansion and realize that with it, we will 18. Forms are available in Room 210; 47 become a more competitive law school. Worth Street.

Mooi Court Honors ... the first four rounds, the team was 3-1, as - Harold- R. Leventhal of the Court pf Apwere .UCLA and two other teams. Two peals for the District ofColumbia Circuit, - teams were undefeated, and thus automat- will be on display in the school- for the year ically advanced to the semi-finals. "I really - plans are now being made by the Moot wasn't at all sure we had a chance - there Court Executive Board to· acquire a display were two other teams I thought would be cabinet for the Moot Court Room, to house ahead. of-us on points: UCLA,_ who had this trophy and others won in previous "beaten us; and- the University ofvlndiana, , years, now scattered thoughbutthe school, · · who had beaten UCLA;-'' explained Mac- After the year, the trophy will travel to Lean. After an "interminable" luncheon 'Dayton and be presented to the winner of anda round of speeches.-the announcement next year's competition. At that time a rewas made. The last team announced was plica will be presented to NYLS. The team wishes to express its appreNew York Law School. _ The trophy, named in honor of the late . ciation to the Moot Court Board of the University 'of Dayton for an excellent job -in conducting this. tournament; particular thanks go to Edna Scheuer, ChiefJ ustice of the Board; Steve Koen, who supervised the competition; and very special thanks tu Elyzabeth Holford, a member of the Board who took time out to serve as hostess and guide to the NYLS team.

D.G. - - Staff is (was) cor- - To the turd who helped hi~/ What li'I GREEK GIRL was reet. _I wouldn't have print_ed her self to a pair of. ski seen not playing cards last gloves in Gil's: You've got ·wednesday night? tt)is~ J;T. 'An informed source ._ _ _ the moral turpitude to be at J. T. - Thanks! BuUm1,111t be NYLS·RC> _ - ,• , Oochie,.: Would. YOl! be-my doin_g something right -~- -· , , . . •. check pag.e one (upper left). - , lQ'.SobD_,_:Conf1de~t1al, six- date to the Senior:Prom? Big Louie Don't yoft_agree? D.G. teen cantiles and Boi:"_they'll -burn brigh_t,Tm ail yours af-:Dear Denise: when I stop by fer midnight tonighl. Gil'.s and ask for 115 l~s of the 'good stuff', you'll know J.F. '---Congrats and saluta- Richie W.: Congrats-0Jt1he what I mean . Love and Kisses - S.H. tions on your appearance in new job. Public Interest!! Cheri RD Paula - Thinking of you. would be proud of.you! Howard D.G.: If Virginia only knew! Zad · The girls

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(continuedfrom page eight! ._ which came from. other members of the NYLS community and from friends in the legal community' their attitude would have resulted in a disasterous failure. Their negative attitude ensures failure to studentinitiated events. It is _unfortunate since their assistance and experience, particularly: during the early planning of our events, could have prevented a lot oJheadaches and ensured a success for which we could now share the credit. Due, however to their philosophy, I feel-obliged only to thank those who truely helped LAW in making our'conference the success it was. _ Carol Schlei~ _President, LAW

was announced while they went on. In are now commercially available and supply other words, they represented an oasis-of more than-empty calories. Fresh fruit, yofriendly competition and sporting ex- gurt, raw - nuts and whole grain breads cellence eve~ in a grim world. Things are could be easily supplied. For students who bad in world politics and, accordingly, I don't want to consume caffeine between.

feel we need the ccrnraderie, the peaceful competition, the pleasure of the Games even more. Those who say the Berlin Games were a showpiece of Nazi propaganda are quite wrong. The Olympic Committee ordered all the Swastikas taken down from the stadium the first day. Hitler's theories of Aryan racial superiority were decisively repudiated by the four gold. medals of Jesse Owens. So far· from being a propaganda triumph for him, he actually stormed out of the stadium in order not to have to present Owens' medals. Owens himself has recorded that he owed his long-jump world record to advice from the German champion about his run-up. These men became fine friends, and that, it seems to me, is what the Games are about. Destroying them to put insignificant pressure on Russian foreign policy is perfectly silly. But then Carter and Thatcher are perfectly silly. I get prettycross about all this." Rather than using the games for political (or enterprise) purposes, we should remembei· that they were of religious origin - to glorify the Godlike achievements of the superb athletes of the day. _Somehov.; this spirit has been lost amidst nationalism and ethnocentrism. - Personally, I support the Otympic movement to restore the games to their homeland in Greece. In the meantime, our athletes should i:iot be deprived of an opportunity to compete in games that are only held once every four · years. How would our politicians feel if we boycotted . the 1980 elections or erased their names from the ·ballot after their hard-fought campaigns'? In short; as witnessed by the recent Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, the pride that we feel in the success of our Olympic teams can only serve to unify our natiorr and others at a critical point in- history when the world seems to be coming apart at the seams. By participating in the Olympics, we can begin to rnendounrifts with .our foes without alienating our friends, By implementing a boycott we can only do further damage to already-battered international relations. Sincerely, Martin Brandfon

every class, herbal teas or vegetable broth bullion cubes should be available. From time to time !have asked Gil to consider some of the above to the menu and each time received sonie evasive - runaround. The yogurt machine which was fuially purchased is hardly more nutritious than ice cream and the money would 1!ave been better spent on a "home yogurt maker" ff Gilfound commercially prepared yogurt impossible to obtain. In any case, a quick scan across the front counter-would convince anyone that Gil's should open itself up to some healthier alternatives. Sincerely, Gary_Graif!"an 0

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serve. We are, on the other hand; almost never exposed to the data that would allow us to. intelligently answer the question of whose interests the law furthers. And that question is of far greater importance and /urgency to those .aspiring .to a practice of law. Looking at it as beniglily as possible, law, in a republican society, is the means by which the eligible majority imposes behavioral conformity upon the individual. In a great many instances, however, the law does not even attairr this dubious honor. . Rather, it is a tool used by the ecomonic and political elite ·of American society to protect its interests - often at the expen8e of the poor, tlie alienated, and the disenfranchised. And, all too often, it is the attorney who devises the means by_ which the law can protect those interests and enforce that conformity. Perliaps it is theoretically possible to devise a system of law tnat is truly neutral and egalitarian both in its foundation and in its enforcement. -There has never been such a-system devised ifi any post-tribal society, however. Law in the modern, post-industrial capitalist society has, inevitably, become an instrument used to repress socially unpopular behavior .patterns and to protect and further a patently inequitable· system of wealth distribu~ion. More often than not, the law has been used to maintain- the status quo· rather than to correct its inequities. . It is in this aspect of the- law, that (ple~se turn to page thirteen) ....---•

To the Editor: While traveling. by plane during ourrecent intersession vacation, I had the good fortune to be seated next to a captain · of a major international airline. _He was a . To the Editor: very patriotic Alabamian, a former Air During my nearly three years 'of atForce pilot and was heading home to do -tendance at New York Law: School-I have some hunting during a vacation from his 'come to notice a serious omission in the law home base in West Berlin. For the past few school curriculum. Law students are years, he has flown short routes over most trained to analyze a myriad offactual-situaof Eastern Europe, including Russia. 'Our tions in light of the relevant worldconversation turned from travel to politics; situation. I believe that this important the current events at that time included the facet of legal education is overlooked by recent invasion of Afghanistan by the almost every law school in America, and Soviet Union and the continuing crisis in. that suchanoversightisaterriblemistake. Iran. . . . In the course Qf a legal education the The captain showed keen insight into law studentis exposed· to ,a great many European sentiment toward America and theories concerning what the law is, how it our foreign policy (or lack thereof). He ex-, originated and what purposes it ought to pressed feelings of embarrassment and ---------------------------humiliation as a result of our lack of reaction to Moscow's coup. While I: did rrot agree, totally on any drastic military intervention in Afghanis- tan, I was amazed'by what he told me about the city of Moscow. He'd been there numemus. times and described the atmosphere as "Thirteenth-Century" in terms of aecommodations," Foreign currency must be exchanged for rubles at inflated rates. Four hotels are open to tourists. There is no central heating and there are no -telephones in the· rooms. As a matter of fact, there are only about 20,000 private phones in Moscow - and 110-directory! Meals must be ordered and paid for in advance. There are no public bars or restau1;a~ts that you can just drop into for refreshment or mingling with the locals.. According to him, the sights can Be seen in two days and the night life is fionexistant. . I mentioned to him how appalled I was :about the fact that; during the 1980 Olymp- To the E-ditor: There is rio doubt that Gil's is an imie's, allof Moscow's children between the ages of eleven and seventeen have been portant part ~f NYLS. As the central ordered to attend· summer camps, ·1--ather meeting and eating place one might say it's than being permitted to witness the spec- the only real "campus" we have~ The book:_ tacle in-the city, lest they be exposed to store outlet is also an esse}!tialservice pro"foreign" ideas. He laughed wryly at my .vided to students. However~ there i& one_ naivete and commented "What do you ex- .cruci;u area where Gil's is deficient. That is . pect from them'! They're still living in the . in supplying- o~ student bodi~s with some Dark Ages. America must _wake up to healthy food alternatives. At first, I · thought it - was merely my _finicky taste this." . . · This brings me to the subject of the leading me astray, but I discov~red there is Olympics, the proposed U.S. boycottofthe · a substantial· number of students who summer games, and-our pressure on other would prefer that Gil's serve some nutritious alternatives to the selectio!ls now ofnations to join us in this boycott. fered there. . My: feelings on this topic_are mjrr~_red The quick snack between claSses is the by those of a close friend of m111e as expres-. sed in. a recent letter I received from Eng- most popular type of transaction that takes (Pearl St & Park R~w, behind land. A former captain and r~cord holder at place across the front counter, and itis here the -University of Edinburgh swim team, fhat the fare is mo_st limited and most unhis wife:was a member of the Scottish Na- healthy. 'lihere is-no reason Why nutritious tional fencing team._.I quote.hi~ <Ijrectly;, -. - alternatives to the sugar-laden pastries· Admission $3.00 . ''ThiS"&iJycbtOs the stupidest thing I and refined food produ~ts now served couldn't 'bemade available. Whole grail! e l:'.!r heard of. in ancient µreece the Games we're neld dit_ri 1it/ wars: .a temporary truce pastries · whicn"are rilirumally sweetened

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~ This 1s~ue, our two legal ·legends have decided to. focus their biting repartee not on· NYLS specifically, but on a problem every law student thoughout the country has had to face. This problem simply put, is that of gaining admission to any law school. Mr. Wheeze ~ discuss the merits. of the current requirements (plus one additional requirement), while Mr. Deedodah rejects this and any other system supported by, Mr. Wheeze.

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· . The common standards for admission tolaw sch.ool are numerical in nature - a grade ~int average and anLBAT.score. Nowof course] one cannot dispute the infallibilitY, of these criteria, No self-respecting attorney would ever present himself in court knowing fulbvell that his LSAT fell below 600. Nor would his conscience allow.hirn ever to interview a client while he harbored the sordid fact that his GPA always looked up to a3.0. I give you these as fair and precise. But I would embellish with one more criterion height. An individual endowed with adequate portions of GP A and LSAT and height will invariably become the epitome of the stalwart advocate, the model of intelligence and legal ability, Zip, please rest your depleted attention span for a few hours and digest the facts as Lhave outlined them thus far: GPA plus LSAT plus Height equals Success. · , Gohell prizewinner, Dr. Smuggly Smockley of Hubbub U., has determined that, of My Dear P., . the many crucial factors necessary to success at law, height stands above the rest. The For once, my old friend, you have got me. I must agree that finding only the slig/ztest greater the height, the more intimidating the presence and the less likely it is that flaw in your logic would indeed require the best of luck. disputes will arise. Thus justice will be done more efficiently. Apparently, according to · On the other hand, finding a flaw the size of the San Andreas fault would be easy. I'm Dr, Smoekley's study, the lofty ideals .espoused oy all members of the bar will be more · afraid that this time you've finally flipped your lid, lost your marbles, and gone over the readily attained by an attorney whose stature alone places him at the proper altitude. Of edge, all at the same time. You have succeeded in taking a system, already rocked by · course, as further substantiation of Dr ... Smockley's revelation, who can ignore that criticism, and added the most'absurd requirement of all- height. I must assume that the· oft-quote(fstat.ement of one of An~erica's great leaders and legal lords, Abraham.Lincoln, · . cause of this recent bout which the disease doctors can only describe as "loonyness" comes who is saidjo have remarked prior to the inception of a.particularily significant courtroom from youi many attempts at testing your new entrance procedure. You have obviously ba tle, "We can beat that fella. He's so short." . . walked into one too many low bridges, therebyeausrng whatever-was left of your brain to . A brief outline of the admissions process shoiild be given. Picture the simplicity. AJl · · skip town. How else could you.explain your support for this ridiculous theory, put.forth, I applicants to a given institution would be required to line up single file outside the sCTiooL ~ might say, by a man who apparently seeks to surpass even you in the race for the coveted There would be two lines, one for males, the other for females. The process would then "Dumber than Steve Martins' Jerk Award." , . begin by instructing each applicant to walk barefoot through ari entrance way into the.. As it now stands-the current requirements for entering law school are questionable in admissions office. Those who could proceedthrough their sex'sportal (slightly higher for · and of themselves. While law schools must have some objective criteria for judging the men than women) without bumping their heads would immediately be removed for lack of . hundreds of applications they receive, to -~ely as heavily as· they do on the scores of a the new crucial dimension. Those who could not would tlien proceed in their slightly dazed one-shot, fill-in-as-many-cireles-as-you-can test destroys the chances of many a prospeceoridition to their interview with the admissions inspector. Of. course, the taller the tise lawyer. And to add this additional requirement that a candidate must suffer cranial applicant the more likefy he or she.will be to succeed as an_attorneyand the less need there discomfort at the hands of-yourr''higher-than thou" doorway only takes this system (which will be for the inspector to ask questions. Therefore, since the temporary superficial seeks to restrict rather than to encourage higher education) to its ultimate and.totally-, ... -· damage done to the candidate by the crown of the doorway Will increase in direct relation to · ludicrous end. · the distance his head exceeds the doorway, there will be decreased consciousness with tfie ·. · I feel I must conclude this discussion before I say·anything you might regret in the result that unnecessary questions and tediot1s responses will be omitted. morning.' I can only hope that-when your ersatz brain returns from its winter hiat~s you Thus Zip, wit{i.the help of the unassailable conclusions of Dr: Smuggly Smockley, the will recognize that when great educators of the world speak of"higher" education, !hey perfect system has been.devised and the end goal of creatfog only perfect attorneys is now speak not in terms of distance from head,to toe, but of a much greater stature. in sight. ~od luck in-findjng even the slightest flaw in my logic.· Always, P. Zip

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By Anthony J. Belkowski . BRETHR~N by 'Bob Woodwaro . , d Scott Armstrong (Simon and Scfiti~. 467 pgs.,.$13.95) · While he was still a court t>f appeals udge, Warren Burger, in a speech to-the . · hiO Judicial Conference stated: ''A court hich is final and unreviewableneeds more . ful scrutiny thanany ether. Unreviewle power is the most likely to engage in ispassionate self-analysis.".. In a country · e ours, no public· institution, or the peole who operate it, can be above. public ebate." My how times have changed. The. rethren, co-authored by Bob Woodward of Al the President's M en fame) and Scott strong is an attempt to bring the be"nd-tlie-scenes manuvering on the Sureme Court to-public scruntiny, or, iLyou a fan of tfte Chief Justice, just"another ttempt to make'some money. r

Tales of the Bench Without a doubt The Brethren is the ost entertaining book about the-Supreme urt that this reviewer has· ever read. e book-is re~lete with anecdotes offering 111 view of the Justices as human beings with ~ of their frailties and virtues (some being. ess virtuous than others). Many of these : . tories deal with Chief Justice Burger's al~ · eged arrogance, pompousness, under-. ndedness, · lack of intelligence and the actionsoftheotherJusticestohi .Some .U.S. Supreme Cou~ Justices stories are quite humerous, especially the ones dealing with the Court's viewing of interviewed more than two hundred _peo- AMERIC;\J" CONSTITUTI01'j'AL LAW various constitutional doctrines are inter3)ornl1graphic movies in order to come to a pie, including severalJustices, more than by Laurence Tribe (Foundation P:ress, . connected and offers predictions on the fu-_ decision in a case .. In another episode 170 fonuer law clerks, and several daze:n -1204_pp. andsupgleme1,1t,109 pp'.-) ~ - ture course the law may· take: A student UJbarles. Reich was trying to convince hls {orme~ Court employees,' all of these ··One would think,that the 1l;lst°thing a . :reading-Tribe's book comes away with the filling-friendJustice·E>oug1asto resigf from ;sources _have been kept confidential, The law student. forced to- wade through. Gun:.. feelfu:gfhat there has been some coherence ·' !the Court, Reich finally became exasper- · authors freely admit to this but maintain ther's casebook on constitutional law would_ in the long line of Supreme Court decisions ated by. the .feisty Douglas and asked him .. that an assurance of confidentiality was need is another twelve~hundred page tome as opposed to the view given by Gunther's ~ow he could decide cases when he could necessary to gainthe cooperation of these. to read (not including an obligatory supple- casebook that the only thing consistent ot even read, to which Douglas respond- sources. . menrof course). Yet, American Constit1k about the Supreme Court- is its ·inconsis- · , "I'll listen to see how the Chief votes Another major flaw with The Brethren tional L<)zc i$ one volume on this subject tency: and vote the other way." · · is the attribution of.thoughts,feelings, con- which this reviewer believes every law stuThe supplement is a work unto itself. . Other stories are more disheartening, clusions, predispositions and motivations den~should own, even.ifyou decided to buy Rather than attempting to present the .:.especially the one dealing with Justice to. each of the Justices by the authors. Al- Legalines instead of Gunther's collection of. material in a manner which invites direct Douglas's vain attempt to-remain an active though many of these interpretations may unanswered questicms. insertion into parts of the main volume, member of the-Court following his resigna- be reasonably drawn from the actions of In this vo!Ume· Professor Tribe at• · Tribe'has opted for the use of an unbroken tion. Even his closest colleagues on the the Justices and the documents the authors tempts to present a "unified analysis of con- narrative .style Which in effect makes the ;ttourt had no choice but to ignore him when, claim to possess, it does seem that these stitutional law." Tribe accomplishes this supplement a mini-volume of the original ~lhe "tenth'. member" wished to have his· characterizations rely on evidence even feat by offering_a sy.flt~matic treatment of_ text. Without a doubt this approach will opinion on a case released with the Court's more tenuous than the other sources relied the subject using· seven analytic models :;;erve to aid, rather than confuse the stuown. · ' · on by the authors in detailing the Court's which not~only, erillfrace the case law out dent since . the supplement can be read also social and· political ·theqries as well. apart from the text in order to gain insight - Lack of Documentation behind-the-scenes activity, Although The Brethren"might seem to · Despite these shortcomings The Being the complete opposite of Gunther's into recent developments in the law. American Constitutional Law is cer~ the general public to be a brilliant piece of , Brethren makes for interesting reading. It casebook which is a hodgepodge of cases investigative journalism it does suffer from offers a new perspective on an institution broli:enup by questions which tend to con- tainly must for any law student and will 'one de astating.flaw, a lack of doeumenta- which is poorly understood by the.general fuse rather tftan illumifiate, _Tribe offers a prove invaluable as a tool for any practiciiig 'coherent narrative which shows how the lawyer faced with a constitutional issue. tion. Although the authors claim to have public. . '

·srandfon ... (continued from page nine) It is the (unfortunately neglected) retraditional legal education is lacking.· Law sponsibility of the law schools to present· students are never taught before accept- this dilemma to their students and to make ing an assignment to ask the following 'available the material we need to be able to .:.questions: 1. Whose interests· is. the law adequately analyze and intelligen~I~ . reServing. here? 2. · Whose is. it harming?; solve this problem. Th~ final responsibility, ahd, most importantly, 3. "How do I feel. however, is with each individ~al law stuabout that result?" It is the 'failure on t1ie . .dent (and 'lawyer); At some pomt each law part of the la~yers to ask such questions student and every lawyer m~st d_ecide for . "lbat has resulted in the consistently poor him/herself whether he/she 1s gomg tp be showing lawyers a~hieve in tfie periodi.c an.agent of f:eedom an_d dignity, _a defenaublicopinio_npolls which ask the A~enof the_ ah~nated, d1senfranch1~ed ~a"t:Ul public which occupations or profess10ns Jor,ity, or Just another attorney usmg his/ i,t feels ru:e worthy of respect. It is the her skill and educati~nto protect the status Aiilure to ask such questions (and the lure quo and further the mterests of those who i-Oflarge fees) that has resulted in the law-· already have so very much. Somewhere yer being, primarily, an agent-ofthe status ifown the lihe we will ~ach have to answer uo rather than a leader in the battle for to ourselves for the ch01ces we make today. rogressive reform; the defender of those Yours truly., ho ha:ve the most rather than of those Daniel Hupert · st in need of legal aid and protection. ·

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One of the rites of · assa -~.by AndrewJ · Franklin . . .. . as a lawyer :Vithout unders~an_dingthe traditions, history: and philosophiesof'law. Whose . It . d . P g at Ne~ York Law School is a two-credit course m legal footsteps will you be followmg? If you don't know what there-is to live up to how will you eth1cs. is man atory and there is 1 th ·b·li' f "'· · · . . . . · ~ . · .; ' . . ., .v • · regressiv ·th . ' : . · a ways e possi 1 ty o failure for the truly conduct your professional affairs? Is life a downward spiral of ever-decreasin.g expeetaAND BE;~~~~e~Hus1ast1c student who JUST WANTS TO PRACTICE LAW' MAN' tions? . . . . . . . . . . . .. al . . AthT. IS· TH1IS C~AP ~NYWAY? Unfortunately, the authentically ·. Th-e disease:to which I referred much earlier has to do with an~mie and airiilessness. uneth 1c among us e mega mpamacs liars and l · h · 'bl · · · · · .. · · · · thissortofcou B t Ii t h uldb ' ' . mora ~rmps- ~venopr? emwi_th The disease. is manifested-by. an imbalance betweens values.and experiences and t . ·. rse. u :w a s 0 e expected? A course m legal ethics may simply exist knowledge, and the cure is the provision of a professional framework. Thecure is profeso rairalseh.c~nsci_outshness, 01drto cause a student to pause, briefly, to consider that there are sionalisrfi,fr.om which will flow such worthwhile attributes as respon~ibility: honesty ·afld. mo · that is · th e leg3: · 1 equrva · 1ent · · ·· · · '· ·can . be given ' fth cMoices L ·. m · e ~wor.· . and . that upon indictment . . for a crime control. Just as anyone can.be taught to· kill· effectively and· efficiently anyone 0 th Y. ar massacre it will not suffice to posit the defense of only following orders or to the. techniques of legal procedure.~Without a spiritual or intellectual framework all he is sayt thateveryonearoundyouwasalsodoingthesameth" · · an unguided · ·mrssi · -.1e, .subject · to subsequent · th th. t · fth . . . . mg. However,_1it iis my contention IS misdirection. The symptoms of the lack of a ife . r~~ f . . e course Is misguided as well as Irrelevant. Irrelevant.. because for professionalism are· evident throughout tfie system at NYLS "Iwo. credits in the last ~~~t not a 0 thedst~ents .NYL~ ethical characters have already been developed for semester of the third year oflaw schoolis worse than doing nothi~gat all ~iilce it gives the e er 0~ worse, an. a _that r_emams for t~e n_~xt forty years is to av:oid capture and jllusion of accomplishment. And careers built on illusion are simply that', an illu'sion. ··.~ pros~:ut10n. To ~void d01i:g hann-h) others 1s, filter_ all, a nob1e goal, despite its lack of · a~b1tion or media attractiveness. The course is misguided because it fails to attack the · disease whose symptoms are evident throughout the school. . . Example~ abound in the library, where books are negligently left unshelved because the user was Just loo busy to attend the such a mundane task; where egocentric elitists · LindaStanch-------,-..,---'-------1 gather court reporters and law reviews and pompously leave notes on.the stacks com- L.---------__...--by: Rei~taternent ·of the~draft appears imminent, considering the current· militaristic manding all the sundry not to m~ve a single volume (;i.fte:r: all, th~ numbering system on the volumes is there only for ornament); where books are deliberately hidden or misplaced trend sweeping the.country in this ele~tion year. The N:ational La°wyers q:uild has come to ~revent other students from finding-a particular case or to preserve a specific piece of out strongly against pojnting to increased military belligerence, threats against Thinl choice knowledge for one person; where examinations and articles left on reserve are World· countries, an~ the U.S. government and corporate interests' commitment to stolen by thieves who are enrolled as students at NYLS; where not only ~re the regula- greater world-wide military activity. There has never been a registration without a draft and never a draft without a war. tions _regarding the "ef>nsumption of food and ,drink flouted (which probably: isn't so President ·carter clings to the draft in an attempt to mask the pervasive problems of terrible)·but where garbage and filtfr is left behind on the tables and in the desks (which is · i nflation and unemplo_yment: Currently, these problems create a form of economic conplain disgusting). 1 scription :which force young men and women to enlist in the military to ·survive in this And there is lying. Peliberate misstatements of facts by students in the Letters to the Editor column of this newspaper O\'..er the past two ye~rs. are easily documented. Of countrY.' '!'his conscriptionfalls inost heavily on minorities and the poor. On March 18, the NYLS Anti-Draft_ Coalition and the Guild will coswnsor an course, when you consider the framework in which we operate, it is a wonder that lying is informational seminar cm the impending draft.andits political ramifications in RoomA-302 llot more widespread. We have an adminstration that "refinalizes" a final, final:examinaat 4:00. A Guild lawyer will speak on the.anticipated changes in .the draft'law inclu_dingthe tjon schedule after registra~ion.and then daims that everyone knew the nel" rules when th'is ts just n_ot so. There is institutio~alized falsehood represented by the farce of filing :_ more limited deferments and the limited time in which to file for those deferments. Certificates of Attendance attesting to faithful participation ill all but 10% of scheduled Michael Oden of the Union of Radical Political Economists will discuss the expanding classes. It is easier to· accept signed affadivits that mean nothing than to attempt to military budget and its ·effects on the draft. ,. Blacks Britannica ·change an absurd requirement propagatd by the New York State Court of Appeals. So, Blacks Britcmi1ica is a film that presents an analysis of BritiSh raci,sm i~ a working early on in our careers, even before we.become officers of the court, even while we study · class, black perspective. It 4'as been condemned officially by theBriti.sh gpve.rnrrient as a J.ffbecome ~orth . enqugh to wear"thecloth ~e leai:.rr..thefull-v.alue~ofour signatures. Here ."danger'' and supressectby--court injuncti9ns inthel:J .S. and Englaria: \l{GBH,the public at the seminary· we see t)lat if God is not dead He at least turn His head at, "minor" -television station.in Boston whicli,orjgjmtlly comnpssionfd the !Daj<lng ofth,efilrn,refus~d illfractions. · · · · to broadcast the original version. Tne station. l ater aired a brutally censored version from ·If environment _spapes behavior, consider the climate at NYLS. A publi&hed queswhich the filmmakers and participants dissociated themselves ent~rely. A lawsuit was tion regarding the selectioncof winners in a past Human Rights Review writing competion subsequently filed in federal court against tne television station. · goes unanswered because, despite its allegation of impropriety, it was not "submitted to Blc!ck Britannica will be shown at NYLS on March 24 in Room A-501at4:00. ·4fter the Editorial Board'in a proper manner." A past president of the Student Bar Association evidently expended student funds to send his friends off to a l:fa.sketballtournament; too bad th~t he failed to ask for a vot~ on the _expenditure: Another stude~t leader invented his own meta-fanguage in order.to interpret the school constitution to his own advantage. This author had a piece on the Bologna Law Program deliberately omitted from an issue of E.QUIT AS, so tnat it .wouldn'tinterfere with the whitewash of the summer program.The · allegations of cheating on final examinations seem to be increasing~ Now it may be coming out that the school's administration cover_s up such allegations' and, in fact, treats the students who attemptto correct this situation as criminals. As the tuition continues to rise ~and loan ceilings, grants, and TAP allowances do not) the Dean· of the school certainly becomes no poorer. There· is a widespread belief that the Dean of Admissions, Mr . - --NIKON • Anthony Scanlon, was graced with his position not because of his other qualifications but /QUALITY, merely because he is related to Judge Re. When an allegationis made in EQUJTAS that the iATA anonymous grading system is less than foolproof, a vitriolic attack is launched by a ,PRICE member of the administration at the students involved on the paper. A well-liked profesTHAT sor leaves the faculty and claims that a "climate of fear" pervades the school. And · somewher.e, somehow, a sizable number of students ·with whom I've spoken have developed the queer notfon that; while other law schools build their reputations on the excellence of their student&, NYLS is -building its reputation on the elimination of its studetJ.ts. e»

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. The dominant ethic at N;)."~S is not the making of money. It is basic survival. It is an· ethic evidently not covered by the Code of Professional Responsibility (which is beirig revised anyway),_ It is typified bJJ: the attitude that encourages students to.lay low and keep their he!;idS down for three years, to take the degre_e and fun. Survival is not necessarily bad,-but without more it produces people. who simply react to intrusions into their compartmentalized lives. The "more" that has been missing and that ~annot be supplie·<fby a two-credit course in legal ethics is a sense of being, a knowledge of who you will be as a lawyer. When I left Quantico, Virginia, after ten months of training, I knew. that I was ·a Marine .officer. I understood the gravity of my responsibility, both to the Corp~ and to the Marines who would be placed ¥i my charge. I believed in a tradition and a history that I would have to live -~p to and I had a sense of my place in the greater ·scheme oftHings. And I was not alone. Two hundred and fifty other lieutenants left with much the same notion. Our backgrounds were at least as diverse as those at N~LS; we began as individuals and ended as individuals in but one vital.area: our professional responsibilities. In this area, we at least started our careers wi~h a singular philosophy of excellence. _ .. , _ _ , . . .· , . . . . . . · I believe that all us here~at NYLS have already developed our own systems of ,values. These .won't be ch~~ged, but theiraJi?pliqitlon ~oi:ld cett~inly be better rurected if ran attempt were.made td pr~vide'students w1Qi a~ orienta:tion in the ProfessionofLmr'. How can vou answer the basic questions of who you are as a lawyer,and who you should be f • . . . . 5

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