Military Law Review 1991 - 1993: Vol 132-141 Index

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CUMULATIVE INDEX, VOLS. 132-141
I. AUTHOR INDEX
Addicott, MAJ Jeffrey F., Operation Desert Storm: R.E. Lee or W.T.
Sherman?, Vol. 136, at 115.
Addicott, MAJ Jeffrey F. & MAJ William A. Hudson, Jr., Twenty-
Fifth Anniversary of My Lai: A Time to Inculcate the Lessons, The,
Vol. 139, at 153.
Bennett, CPT B. Kevin, Jacksonville Mutiny, The, Vol. 134, at 157.
Bryden, David P., & Roger C. Park, Twenty-Second Annual Kenneth
J. Hodson Lecture: Uncharged Misconduct Evidence in Sex Crime
Cases: Reassessing the Rule of Exclusion, The, Vol. 141 at 171.
Calve, CPT James P., Environmental Crimes: Upping the Ante for
Noncompliance With Environmental Laws, Vol. 133, at 279.
Canham, Jr., MAJ John J., Military Rule of Evidence 707: A Bright-
Line Rule That Needs to Be Dimmed, Vol. 140, at 65.
Carnahan, Burrus M., Reason, Retaliation, and Rhetoric: Jefferson
and the Quest for Humanity in War, Vol. 139, at 83.
Chema, LCDR J. Richard, Arresting ‘‘Tailhook’’: The Prosecution of
Sexual Harassment in the Military, Vol. 140, at 1.
Connor, MAJ Mark J., Resolving Child Support Issues Beyond the
Scope of AR 608-99, Vol. 132, at 67.
Davidson, MAJ Michael J. & Robert E. Korroch, Jury Nullification: A
Call for Justice or an Invitation to Anarchy?, Vol. 139, at 131.
Dees, C. Stanley, Tenth Annual Gilbert A. Cuneo Lecture: The Role
of Procurement Lawyers in the Era of Reduced Defense Spending,
The, Vol. 141, at 199.
Diederich, Jr., Michael D., ‘‘Law of War’’ and Ecology—A Proposal
for a Workable Approach to Protecting the Environment Through
the Law of War, Vol. 136, at 137.
Dunlap, CPT M. Lynn, & MAJ Bernard P. Ingold, When Johnny
(Joanny) Comes Marching Home: Job Security for the Returning Ser-
vice Member Under the Veterans’ Reemployment Rights Act, Vol.
132, at 175.
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Elling, MAJ Terry L., Guilty Plea Inquiries: Do We Care Too Much?,
Vol. 134, at 195.
Evans, Scott S., International Kidnapping in a Violent World: Where
the United States Ought to Draw the Line, Vol. 137, at 187.
Fields, William S., & David T. Hardy, Militia and the Constitution: A
Legal History, The, Vol. 136, at 1.
Forrester, MAJ Vance M., Deducting Employee Business Expenses,
Vol. 132, at 289.
Giannelli, Paul C., Twenty-First Annual Kenneth J. Hodson Lecture:
Scientific Evidence in Criminal Prosecutions, The, Vol. 137, at 167.
Gronimus, Andreas, Allied Security Forces in Germany: The NATO
SOFA and Supplementary Agreement Seen From a German Perspec-
tive, Vol. 136, at 43.
Guilford, LTC Jeffrey S., Exploring the Labyrinth: Current Issues
Under the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act, Vol.
132, at 43.
Hardy, David T., & William S. Fields, Militia and the Constitution: A
Legal History, The, Vol. 136, at 1.
Hatfield, CPT Steven A., & MAJ Michael N. Schmitt, Durable Power
of Attorney: Applications and Limitations, The, Vol. 132, at 203.
Henderson, CPT Mark E., Dividing Military Retirement Pay and Dis-
ability Pay: A More Equitable Approach, Vol. 134, at 87.
Hernicz, MAJ Charles B., Civil Rights Act of 1991: From Conciliation
to Litigation—How Congress Delegates Lawmaking to the Courts,
The, Vol. 141, at 1.
Herrington, MAJ Thomas, Multiplicity in the Military, Vol. 134, at 45.
Howlett, MAJ David B., Illegitimate Children and Military Benefits,
Vol. 132, at 5.
Huckabee, LTC Gregory M., Operations Desert Shield and Desert
Storm: Resurrection of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act, Vol.
132, at 141.
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Hudson, Jr., MAJ William A. & MAJ Jeffrey F. Addicott, Twenty-
Fifth Anniversary of My Lai: A Time to Inculcate the Lessons, The,
Vol. 139, at 153.
Ingold, MAJ Bernard P., Department of Veterans’ Affairs Home Loan
Guaranty Program: Friend or Foe?, Vol. 132, at 231.
Ingold, MAJ Bernard P., & CPT M. Lynn Dunlap, When Johnny
(Joanny) Comes Marching Home: Job Security for the Returning Ser-
vice Member Under the Veterans’ Reemployment Rights Act, Vol.
132, at 175.
Irish, H. Allen, Enforcement of State Environmental Crimes on the
Federal Enclave, Vol. 133, at 249.
Johnson, LCDR Kurt A., Military Department General Counsel as
‘‘Chief Legal Officers’: Impact on Delivery of Impartial Legal
Advice at Headquarters and in the Field, Vol. 139, at 1.
Jonas, MAJ David S., Fraternization: Time for a Rational Depart-
ment of Defense Standard, Vol. 135, at 37.
Kelly, MAJ Michael P., Fixing the War Powers, Vol. 141, at 83.
Korroch, Robert E. & MAJ Michael J. Davidson, Jury Nullification: A
Call for Justice or an Invitation to Anarchy?, Vol. 139, at 131.
Lamb, MAJ Stephen A., Court-Martial Panel Selection Process: A
Critical Analysis, The, Vol. 137, at 103.
Milhizer, MAJ Eugene R., Murder Without Intent: Depraved-Heart
Murder Under Military Law, Vol. 133, at 205.
Miller, MAJ Michele McAninch, Defense Department Pursuit of
Insurers for Superfund Cost Recovery, Vol. 138, at 1.
Mulliken, Steven K., When Does the Seller Owe the Broker a Com-
mission? A Discussion of the Law and What it Teaches About Listing
Agreements, Vol. 132, at 265.
Myhre, MAJ Steven W., Defense Witness Immunity and the Due
Process Standard: A Proposed Amendment to the Manual for
Courts-Martial, Vol. 136, at 69.
Nunley, MAJ Robert E., Judicial Privilege: Does it Have a Role in
Military Courts-Martial?, Vol. 138, at 53.
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Palmer, MAJ William D., Time to Exorcise Another Ghost From the
Vietnam War: Restructuring the In-Service Conscientious Objector
Program, Vol. 140, at 179.
Park, Roger C., & David P. Bryden, Twenty-Second Annual Kenneth
J. Hodson Lecture: Uncharged Misconduct Evidence in Sex Crime
Cases: Reassessing the Rule of Exclusion, The, Vol. 141 at 171.
Parker, Richard, Is the Doctrine of Equitable Tolling Applicable to
the Limitations Periods in the Federal Tort Claims Act?, Vol. 135,
at 1.
Parkerson, Jr., MAJ John Embry, United States Compliance with
Humanitarian Law Respecting Civilians During Operation Just
Cause, Vol. 133, at 31.
Peterson, MAJ Paul M., Civilian Demonstrations Near the Military
Installation: Restraints on Military Surveillance and Other Intel-
ligence Activities, Vol. 140, at 113.
Porrata-Doria, Jr., Rafael A., Philippine Bases and Status of Forces
Agreement: Lessons for the Future, The, Vol. 137, at 67.
Pottorff, MAJ James P., Contemporary Applications of the Soldiers’
and Sailors’ Civil Relief Act, Vol. 132, at 115.
Prescott, CPT Jody M. & Dr. Matthew G. Snow, Criminal Liability
Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for Sexual Relations
During Psychotherapy, Vol. 135, at 21.
Rob, MAJ Samuel J., Contractor Assertion of Claims Under the Con-
tract Disputes Act, Vol. 133, at 141.
Rolph, LCDR John W., Freedom of Navigation and the Black Sea
Bumping Incident: How ‘‘Innocent’’ Must Innocent Passage Be?, Vol.
135, at 137.
Schlueter, David A., Twentieth Annual Kenneth J. Hodson Lecture:
Military Justice for the 1990’s—A Legal System Looking for Respect,
The, Vol. 133, at 1.
Schmitt, MAJ Michael N. & CPT Steven A. Hatfield, Durable Power
of Attorney: Applications and Limitations, The, Vol. 132, at 203.
Sellen, MAJ Keith L., United Nations Security Council Veto in the
New World Order, The, Vol. 138, at 187.
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Shannon, Brian D., Government-Wide Debarment and Suspension
Regulations After a Decade—A Constitutional Framework—Yet,
Some Issues Remain in Transition, The, Vol. 134, at 1.
Sharp, Sr., MAJ Walter G., Effective Deterrence of Environmental
Damage During Armed Conflict: A Case Analysis of the Persian Gulf
War, The, Vol. 137, at 1.
Smith, CPT Jeffrey D., Advocate’s Use of Social Science Research
into Nonverbal and Verbal Communication: Zealous Advocacy or
Unethical Conduct?, The, Vol. 134, at 173.
Snow, Dr. Matthew G. & CPT Jody M. Prescott, Criminal Liability
Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for Sexual Relations
During Psychotherapy, Vol. 135, at 21.
Sullivan, Mark E., Proving Paternity by Presumption and Preclusion,
Vol. 132, at 99.
Turkula, MAJ William D., Determining Cleanup Standards for Haz-
ardous Waste Sites, Vol. 135, at 167.
Webster, MAJ Linda K., Davis v. Michigan Department of Treasury:
The Retroactivity Morass in Refunds of State Taxes, Vol. 138, at 127.
Zengel, LCDR Patricia, Assassination and the Law of Armed Con-
flict, Vol. 134, at 123.
MILITARY LAW REVIEW [Vol. 141
Il. SUBJECT INDEX
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ASSASSINATION
Assassination and the Law of Armed Conflict, LCDR Patricia Zengel,
Vol. 134, at 123.
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BENEFITS
Exploring the Labyrinth: Current Issues Under the Uniformed Ser-
vices Former Spouses’ Protection Act, LTC Jeffrey S. Guilford, Vol.
132, at 43.
Illegitimate Children and Military Benefits, MAJ David B. Howlett,
Vol. 132, at 5.
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CHILD SUPPORT
Resolving Child Support Issues Beyond the Scope of AR 608-99, MAJ
Mark J. Connor, Vol. 132, at 67.
CHILDREN
Illegitimate Children and Military Benefits, MAJ David B. Howlett,
Vol. 132, at 5.
Proving Paternity by Presumption and Preclusion, Mark E. Sullivan,
Vol. 132, at 99.
CIVIL RIGHTS
Civil Rights Act of 1991: From Conciliation to Litigation—How Con-
gress Delegates Lawmaking to the Courts, The, MAJ Charles B. Her-
nicz, Vol. 141, at 1.
CLAIMS
Contractor Assertion of Claims Under the Contract Disputes Act,
MAJ Samuel J. Rob, Vol. 133, at 141.
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Is the Doctrine of Equitable Tolling Applicable to the Limitations
Periods in the Federal Tort Claims Act?, Richard Parker, Vol. 135,
at 1.
COMMISSION
When Does the Seller Owe the Broker a Commission? A Discussion of
the Law and What it Teaches About Listing Agreements, Steven K.
Mulliken, Vol. 132, at 265.
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION
Time to Exorcise Another Ghost From the Vietnam War: Restructur-
ing the In-Service Conscientious Objector Program, MAJ William D.
Palmer, Vol. 140, at 179.
CONSTITUTION, U.S.
Militia and the Constitution: A Legal History, The, William S. Fields &
David T. Hardy, Vol. 136, at 1.
CONTRACTORS
Contractor Assertion of Claims Under the Contract Disputes Act,
MAJ Samuel J. Rob, Vol. 133, at 141.
Defense Department Pursuit of Insurers for Superfund Cost Recov-
ery, MAJ Michele McAninch Miller, Vol. 138, at 1.
Government-Wide Debarment and Suspension Regulations After a
Decade—A Constitutional Framework—Yet, Some Issues Remain in
Transition, The, Brian D. Shannon, Vol. 134, at 1.
CONTRACTS
Contractor Assertion of Claims Under the Contract Disputes Act,
MAJ Samuel J. Rob, Vol. 133, at 141.
Government-Wide Debarment and Suspension Regulations After a
Decade—A Constitutional Framework—Yet, Some Issues Remain in
Transition, The, Brian D. Shannon, Vol. 134, at 1.
Tenth Annual Gilbert A. Cuneo Lecture: The Role of Procurement
Lawyers in the Era of Reduced Defense Spending, The, C. Stanley
Dees, Vol. 141, at 199.
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COUNSEL
Military Department General Counsel as ‘‘Chief Legal Officers’’:
Impact on Delivery of Impartial Legal Advice at Headquarters and in
the Field, LCDR Kurt A. Johnson, Vol. 139, at 1.
COURTS-MARTIAL
Court-Martial Panel Selection Process: A Critical Analysis, MAJ
Stephen A. Lamb, Vol. 137, at 103.
Guilty Plea Inquiries: Do We Care Too Much?, MAJ Terry L. Elling,
Vol. 134, at 195.
Judicial Privilege: Does it Have a Role in Military Courts-Martial?,
MAJ Robert E. Nunley, Vol. 138, at 53.
Jury Nullification: A Call for Justice or an Invitation to Anarchy?,
MAJ Michael J. Davidson & Robert E. Korroch, Vol. 139, at 131.
Murder Without Intent: Depraved-Heart Murder Under Military
Law, MAJ Eugene R. Milhizer, Vol. 133, at 205.
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DESERT STORM
Effective Deterrence of Environmental Damage During Armed Con-
flict: A Case Analysis of the Persian Gulf War, The, MAJ Wal’er G.
Sharp, Sr., Vol. 137, at 1.
Operation Desert Storm: R.E. Lee or W.T. Sherman?, MAJ Jeffrey F.
Addicott, Vol. 136, at 115.
DISCRIMINATION
Civil Rights Act of 1991: From Conciliation to Litigation—How Con-
gress Delegates Lawmaking to the Courts, The, MAJ Charles B. Her-
nicz, Vol. 141, at 1.
DIVORCE
Dividing Military Retirement Pay and Disability Pay: A More Equita-
ble Approach, CPT Mark E. Henderson, Vol. 134, at 87.
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DUE PROCESS
Defense Witness Immunity and the Due Process Standard: A Pro-
posed Amendment to the Manual for Courts-Martial, MAJ Steven
W. Myhre, Vol. 136, at 69.
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EMPLOYMENT
Civil Rights Act of 1991: From Conciliation to Litigation—How Con-
gress Delegates Lawmaking to the Courts, The, MAJ Charles B. Her-
nicz, Vol. 141, at 1.
When Johnny (Joanny) Comes Marching Home: Job Security for the
Returning Service Member Under the Veterans’ Reemployment
Rights Act, MAJ Bernard P. Ingold & CPT M. Lynn Dunlap, Vol. 132,
at 175.
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
Defense Department Pursuit of Insurers for Superfund Cost Recov-
ery, MAJ Michele McAninch Miller, Vol. 138, at 1.
Determining Cleanup Standards for Hazardous Waste Sites, MAJ Wil-
liam D. Turkula, Vol. 135, at 167.
Effective Deterrence of Environmental Damage During Armed Con-
flict: A Case Analysis of the Persian Gulf War, The, MAJ Walter G.
Sharp, Sr., Vol. 137, at 1.
Enforcement of State Environmental Crimes on the Federal
Enclave, H. Allen Irish, Vol. 133, at 249.
Environmental Crimes: Upping the Ante for Noncompliance With
Environmental Laws, CPT James P. Calve, Vol. 133, at 279.
‘‘Law of War’’ and Ecology—A Proposal for a Workable Approach to
Protecting the Environment Through the Law of War, Michael D.
Diederich, Jr., Vol. 136, at 137.
ETHICS, see also PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY
Advocate’s Use of Social Science Research into Nonverbal and Verbal
Communication: Zealous Advocacy or Unethical Conduct?, The, CPT
Jeffrey D. Smith, Vol. 134, at 173.
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EVIDENCE, see also MILITARY RULES OF EVIDENCE
Judicial Privilege: Does it Have a Role in Military Courts-Martial?,
MAJ Robert E. Nunley, Vol. 138, at 53.
Military Rule of Evidence 707: A Bright-Line Rule That Needs to Be
Dimmed, MAJ John J. Canham, Jr., Vol. 140, at 65.
Twenty-First Annual Kenneth J. Hodson Lecture: Scientific Evi-
dence in Criminal Prosecutions, The, Paul C. Giannelli, Vol. 137, at
167.
Twenty-Second Annual Kenneth J. Hodson Lecture: Uncharged Mis-
conduct Evidence in Sex Crime Cases: Reassessing the Rule of Exclu-
sion, The, Roger C. Park & David P. Bryden, Vol. 141 at 171.
EXCLUSIONARY RULE
Twenty-Second Annual Kenneth J. Hodson Lecture: Uncharged Mis-
conduct Evidence in Sex Crime Cases: Reassessing the Rule of Exclu-
sion, The, Roger C. Park & David P. Bryden, Vol. 141 at 171.
EXPENSES
Deducting Employee Business Expenses, MAJ Vance M. Forrester,
Vol. 132, at 289.
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FEDERAL TORT CLAIMS ACT
Is the Doctrine of Equitable Tolling Applicable to the Limitations
Periods in the Federal Tort Claims Act?, Richard Parker, Vol. 135,
at 1.
FIRST AMENDMENT
Arresting ‘‘Tailhook’’: The Prosecution of Sexual Harassment in the
Military, LCDR J. Richard Chema, Vol. 140, at 1.
FRATERNIZATION
Fraternization: Time for a Rational Department of Defense Stan-
dard, MAJ David S. Jonas, Vol. 135, at 37.