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Vol. 29No. 17 The Uni,cr ~i t y of M ich igan Law School Wtdnc,day. March 11 , 1981 Bits of New Clinic Set To Go by Bob Ling research activities in various environ At its last regular meeting February mental areas and actively participating tative Joe Genereux, was a desire to Beef 27th the Faculty granted its "approval in the preparation of tria l briefs <1nd provide some balance to a curriculum in principle" to a Curriculum Commit legislative proposals a t the sta te and that is perceived to be too cor porate tee report which paves the way for the national level. The Oregon State clinic oriented. by Paul M. Hamburger Opponents of the proposal objected to establishment of an environmental law is under the direction of a Jaw faculty permitting the Law School to become President Reaga n and his son clinic at the Law School. The faculty ac member and NWF staff attorneys. The Michael recently ha d a father-son chat tion author izes the National Wildlife progr am at Colorado is run strictly by affiliated with a controversial concerning all ega lions that Mike F£:(leration CNWF), an environmental NWF representatives. organization such as the NWF and ex opera ted a phony gasohol company. group which proposed and will sponsor The faculty debate regarding the pressed concern that other special in terest groups would demand equal ac Mike claimed that the local prosecutors the program, to come forth with plans Curr iculum Committee's r ecommen cess to the Law School Curriculum. were hounding him because of his regarding administration and dation was lengthy and spirited. When all was said and done the famous last name. They couldn't be operation of the clinic. · Proponents of the proposal cited faculty voted nearly 2-1 to approve the thinking about a measly $17,500 scam, While details of the program are not several reasons for allowing establish could they? yet finalized, it is believed that the ment of the clinic, including t he Committee r eport. However, it must be Speaking of famous last names, Billy program would be similar to NWF minimal cost to the Law School and the noted that only approximately 20 Carter paid off $1,000 on a loan from his sponsored programs at Oregon State opportunity for students to work inten ra·culty members were present at the good friends in Libya. Only $219,000 University a nd the University of sively in the environmental area. Also meeting, and before any program is plus interest to go. Colorado. At Oregon State students influencing some of the proponents, ac formally instituted it must be approved Speaking of money, Frank Sinatra once again by faculty vote. receive course credit for conducting cording to Student-Faculty Repr~en- (also hounded because of his last name) said to a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board, " If you could find me an attache case that can carry Senate Debates Conflicts Clause it, I'll give you 2 million dollars." I by Br ian McCann wonder if I can get in on that deal. An amendment the Law School proposed amendment reportedly was of the conflicts and over the method for On· February 11, Andrei Gromyko to prompted by the actions of Senate dealing with them. ·Some Senate mem sent a letter to Secretary of State Haig Student Senate Bylaws Constitution has been proposed which would urge any o embers Julie Hurwitz and Alicia cluding those of which the Senator is a (harassed for his connections to amendment itself poses a conflict w1th another famous last name) in which Senate member to abstain from Senate Sparkia, as welJ as by actions of certain the duty of a Senator lo represent the Andy explained that Poland's problems action if that member felt unable to ob members of last year's Senate. Hurwitz, the president of the National Lawyers interests of all constituent groups in were caused by the Voice of America. jectively participate in the resolution of _. Guild, a nd Sparkia, a supporter of La cluding those of which the Senator isa Those American capitalists probably a given issue. The proposed amend Raza, are thought to have placed, as member. aired some ads for N.O.W. accounts ment will be considered by the Student senators, an undue emphasis on the There has also been debate over the and Alka-Seltzer, and the labor unions Senate when it convenes next Monday concerns of these respective enforceability of the provision with decided that democracy was the only evening at 7:00 p.m. waytogo. · The sponsors of the amendm ent, organizations. some Senate members ques tioning the Steven Stankewicz, Sena te Trea surer, The procedure for amending the Con need for an amendment which is said to But the Poles won't have to learn a nd Portia Moore, Board of Governors stitution requires that the proposal be amount to only a policy statement. On Russian for a Jew more years unless Representa tive, maintain that the publicized around the law school for the other hand, some Senate members Brezhnev deviates from Russia's "12- amendment is a positive step toward two weeks prior to voting. Since the have indicated general support for the year" plan to conquer the world : remedying perceived conflicts of in amendment was posted, the discussion concep.t but have differed over the Hungary-1956; Czechoslovakia-1968; teres~ involving Student Senate .mem among Senate members has shown precise wording of the proposal which Afghanistan-1980. If my estimates a re bers. (See Pro and 5.) The there is both concern over the existence itself has corr ect and the Russians go west, they'll be in Europe by Christmas 2016. If they go south, through the Middle ' East, a nd then west, BilJy ,Carter had Faculty To better pick up some rubles to pay off his loan. Vote on This next story did not appear in the "'lew York Times. nevertheless it is pain :uiJy true. A certain bank manager had R. G·. Access me fill out a form with 4 carbon copies. by Matthew Kiefer He stamped all five (including the The Law School faculty will vote at its original), tore off the top one for his r egular meeting this Friday o!1 whether files, the bottom one for the trash, and or not to allow an R.G. reporter access .1anded me the r emaining three. The to the open portion of faculty meetings. teller then stamped all three and went Those meetings are now open, on a through the same procedure befor e r egular basis, to three student Faculty transferring the fu nds. I then com Committee representatives whose fun plained to the manager. " This is ction is to report on faculty actions to ridiculous," I said, "why use five forms the L.S.S.S. However, this access is and throw out two? Why not just use limited to agenda items which eire three?" He though t for a second and discussed in open session. The students answered, " what would I do with the are required to leave when the meeting other two?" goes into executive session; which is FinaUy, my seven-year-old b_rother, automatic for budgetary and personnel who hopes one day to become a prophet, matters, and optional (at the request of once t9ld me that when the lawyers any faculty member) at any other time. make peace in the world God will help The R.G. requested access to the us solve all our other problems. So let's open portion of these meetings la~t get busy. month, prompted by the desire to fully report the faculty's consideration of the The author is a first-year student and Samuel Fall flyback plan. Dean Sandalow in Johnson devotee who swears thor all of rhe vited the paper to send one r eporter to above tales are obsolurely true. the meeting at which the pla n was Entrance to Faculty Lounge in basement of Legal Research, where SeeR. G. Access, page 2 faculty meel.Djt~ are heJd. R.O. Photo by Paul Enp1rom R.s Grs1ar March II, 1981 Pagc2
.Law in the Raw Compiled by Matthew Kiefer Biblical Justice Book ofL ove former justice reported. " It was almost like a drug A small-circulation bilingual Texas newspaper bust." His crime? Jaywalking. Oklahoma Stale Rep. Frank Shurden was -National Law Journal, February 23, 1981 irritated when a convicted kidnapper and double has been served with a temporary restraining order murderer on death row challenged the state's use of against publishing the contents of a "black book" Woodford County, Illinois Circuit Judge Samuel poison to carry out a death sentence as cruel and containing an annotated list of the customers of a G. Harrod has resigned i.n the face of charges, that local unusual punishment. In fact; he was so irritated bordello. The list reportedly includes many he harassed members of the court's commission by that he introduced a bill providing a convicted mur prominent lawyers, politicians, businessmen, and sending them phony magazine and book subscrip judges. derer sentenced to death with the option of being tions. -Legal Times of Washington, February 16, 1981 "executed in the same manner as the convict inflic -Student Lawyer, February, /981 ted upon the murder victim." Unfortunately, the Law students working as summer associates at bill may suffer the same fate as one of the Hiring Thaw? A special interagency personnel group is planning New York's Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & legislator's earlier proposals, which died in com Flom this summer won 't have to worry too much mittee. That measure would have provided for a concerted appeal to the Office of Management and Budget to exempt 600 recent and soon-to-be law about that city's notoriously high cost of living. castration of rapists on their third conviction. They will reportedly be making $800 per week. ' -National Law Journal, March 2, 1981 school graduates from the Reagan Administration's federal hiring freeze. One of the committee's American Lawyer. March 1981 strongest arguments is that the freeze will only The high-profile Washington litigation firm of Room at the Top cause government agencies to Jose the best can Howrey & Simon has fired a secretary who bas The Harvard Law Review has voted to implement didates gleaned through law school recruitment, worked for the firm for four years, because she an affirmative action plan caJJing for the creation of forcing them to hire later in the year from a pool of allegedly stole some mint tea bags from the offi~e a special committee with power to fill up to eight Jess-qualified applicants. cafeteria. spots on the Law Review_staff with stude?ts sel.ec -Legal Times of Washingt'on, Febmary 16, 1981 -Legal Times of Washington, March 2, 1981 ted according to a number of factors, mcludmg race and gender. This follows the Review's rejec Briefs Quote of the Week tion of an earlier proposal to reserve four slots Retired Colorado Supreme Court Justice Edward excluxively for minority students, based on class Day was apprehended last January 29th by Denver "Making laws is like a love affair; if it's easy, it's rank. Police, as he was leaving the Colorado Judicial sleazy."-Rev. Gerald Mann, in an opening prayer -National Law Jci'urnal, March 9, 1981 Building. "Five cars swooped down on me," the in the Texas Senate.
Two days before the second meeting, to accept the Dean's proposed con held on February 20th, Dean Sandalow dition, because it was felt to be an un R. G. Access, informed the paper that he intended to warranted restraint on reportorial ac propose to the faculty that they allow curacy and editorial freedom. Because from page 1 access to the paper only if the R.G.'s the February 20th faculty meeting was published s tories did not attribute discussed, subject to the approval of the expected to be sparsely attended, Dean quotes gleaned from faculty meetings Sandalow apnounced his intention to faculty. At that meeting, held last ANN ARBOR'S to their sources. This proposal was again postpone consideration of the February 6th, the faculty acted to allow designed to allay faculty reservations question until the next faculty meeting our reporter access to the remainder of about the possible "chilling effect" of on March 11th, and denied the R.G.'s the meeting to report on the flyback the presence of an R.G . reporter on request to place it on the agenda for the LONGEST plan, but decided to postpone con open faculty discussion. sideration of regular access until the February 20th meeting, as originally Following discussion by the R.G.'s planned. next meeting. Editorial Board, the paper decided not Thus at this Friday's meeting, the tWJ~Y faculty must decide whether to allow HOUR unconditional access (i.e., with freedom to attribute quotes to their --- ·--- MANAGING MICHIGAN'S sources), or none at all. In preparation OLDEST PIZZERIA for the vote, the R.G. has distributed a ---·--- LANDS: A SYMPOSIUM letter to the faculty expressing the Finest Pasta Dishes paper's reasons for rejecting the Open for Lunch Dean's conditional access proposal. Dinners until tOO A.M . and urging the faculty to grant full ac· cess. (This letter is printed verbatim on page 4 of this issue.> Cottage Panel Discussion on Use of Public Lands INN Thursday March 19 2:00 Lawyers Club Lounge Panel Members: - Howard Tanner ~dog~ Director, Michigan Department of Natural Resources ~\.e• FOR fl/il~ -Thomas Washington Executive Director, Michigan United Conservation Club ·-g .$2.65 ~ -Richard Burgess :) . ""'. Director, Michigan Oil and Gas Association ___SANDWICHES ., __ _ - Ken Sikkema . Executive Director, West Michigan Environmental PIZZA Action Council
M~derator: - Joseph Sax Professor, Univ, ersity of Michigan Law School Selected Topics Include: - Future oil tlevelooment on state lands and in the Great Lakes - Recreational conflicts on state lands and waters - DNR management policies Presented by: gold bon.d -Environmental Law Society 763-2176 - L.S.S.S. Speak!!rS Committee 665-0018 ~ ,~ ~ r .)r )A_~,i f ~ ~ ~ ) I ~(\ - M.S.A. 763-3242 . dow n garments ·I eat he• cleaning· ' . water proofing · free mrnor repairs ·
332 maynard at the tower plaza 668-6335 R.- (,t'\Cac- M arch II, 1981 - Paa<) 'NOTICES :·:::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Chav~ or ca ll 665-4953. has participated in the In'ter American Notices Policy Committee on Human Rights. LSSS Election. Rules LAW REVUE- the talent show will be Law School Student Senate elections The Res Gestae welcomes notices con held on March 28. If you are interested LAWYERS CLUB ROOM SELEC for the 1981-1982 term will be held on cerning law school organiza tions and in performing, please leave your name, TION WILL BEGIN Mond!!Y· March Thursday, March 26. The following of· events. Notices should be double-space your phone number and a description of 23, 1981. 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G. full access to faculty meetings. For responsible coverage to your meetings if given News Opinion Sports an account of the background of the fac- full access to them. In this regard, we -are J on Kunzman Kyle Lanham Jamie Bischoff ulty vote, see page I. , completely willing to g1ve facul ty members Arts Business Manager Copy whom we intend to quote the chance to verify the accuracy of statements attributed to them Paul Engstrom Photography To the Faculty: before we go to press, in order to guard again Dean Sandalow has proposed that you vote st unintentional errors. tht;. RH Cl'stat as pubhsh~ every W~nesday during the school year. to allow a Res Gestae reporter to attend the In our conversations with the Dean, he has Opinions exprt'5Sed tn stgn~ articles are solely those of the a uthors. open portion of your meetings only if the Arttcles may be repnnted Without perm1ssion. provided the author and said that his proposal to restrict our coverage this ne"sp;~per are both cred1ted Maihng Addrt'5S: University of paper refrains, in its published stories, from stems from two related concerns: that the full Michigan Law School. Ann Arbor Ml 48109 Office: Room 202, Lawyer's attributing statements by faculty members to coverage we request might inhibit individual Club. Phone : 1313) 764-9408 their speakers. However, we feel that the in faculty members from expressing unpopular terests advanced by our presence can only be positions if they knew that students could be advanced effectively if our reporting is not made aware of their source; and that the subject to any such editorial constraints. present informal nature of faculty meetings Therefore, we ask you to vote to allow us ac might be jeopardized as a result. In response, Bylaw Change cess to your meetings free from this proposed we would like to point out that we cannot Cor condition. see quoting anyone unless he or she has said As we see it, our presence at your meetings something important to the resolution of an serves one basic function : to open lines of issue of particular concern to students. Is Misguided communication between students and faculty And, this being the case, we believe it is dif by informing students, in a fa ir and accurate ficult for the faculty to argue in good faith way, of the substance of faculty discussions that the source of such statements should not We are strongly opposed to the 'conflict of in on matters of concern to students. We feel it is see the light of day. Certainly, students have terest' provision that the Student Senate is con essential to our carrying out this function that the right to complete information about the sidering as an amendment to its Constitution. we not be forced to report only on speech in dynamics of a decision-making process that Quite frankly, we would be the abstract, disembodied from its source. affects them directly. Presumably, this is the embarrassed if it The identity of the speaker forms an in reason that L.S.S.S. representatives are passed. tegral part of the speech. Faculty members allowed to be present now. They are not for· are distinct individuals, not interchangeable bidden from attributing statements when We fundamentally agree with those who point mouthpieces. An accurate account of actions they report back to the Student Senate, and out the absurdity of a conflict of interest rule in a taken at their meetings surely includes such we do not feel we should be either. legislative body which is designed specifically to information as, for example, who was most Furthermore, we do not see how our full select among competing ideas and proposals. vocal in support of or in opposition to the ac coverage of your meetings will diminish their But we are more distressed by the serious im tion taken, just as an accurate account of a informality. If anything, we would hope it student Senate meeting would. We believe would do the opposite, by facilitating a more pact this amendment would have on minority that law students have sufficient intelligence open and healthy exchange of ideas between viewpoints in the Senate. Despite assertions to and maturity to be entitled to such complete faculty and students, thus fostering a the contrary' it would be used as atool to silence information about faculty actions that poten stronger sense of community. Surely, this Senators who have pushed for greater tially affect them. would ultimately benefit all concerned. We at th~ Res Gestae have worked very Matthew Kiefer, Editor-in-Chief recognition and funding of student organizations hard this year to provide a balanced, and the causes they represent. Cub Schwartz, Associate Editor The amendment would require "objective" discussion and voting from Senators. Unfor- LETTERS tunately, minority interests and viewpoints will ~Wa%willi~inas~ri~ . ' o~~tive'enviroo-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ment. The civil rights movement was not the attendance would work for product of an objective reflection on the rights awhile. It would be in and responsibilities owed to blacks. People who Manipulate Retooling teresting to see how this affects cared deeply led the battle. In the-same way, the law school's reputation BALSA, WLSA, NLG and other minority interest Dear Editor, Dear R.G., among prospective appli groups need interested unobjective Senators to cants. l And it sure is cheaper I believe that J on Kurtzman Thank God we made our will than lowering class size or ex· plead their cause. Remember, their proposals perimenting with different is poorly informed about known on the question of still require a majority of votes for passage. If techniQues of instruction. human sexuality. In his recent flyback week. It would not the Senate disagrees with minority causes it can article " I Hate Soaps" Mr. remedy absenteeism. People The fact is that those vote them down. But it should not silence their Kurtzman describes these choose not to attend class professors, J. J. White and Ed proponents. daily dramas as follows: because so many classes are Cooper among others, who "they're just a perennial wet painfully dull, and attendance have mastered the traditional We cannot help but wonder how American dream, a lot of manipulation is often dispensable in the law school teaching history would be changed if Congress operated without climax." Mr. Kurtz single-minded pursuit of a method-apparently with under the same restraint. How long would the man has misrepresented this sterling grade point. It's that hard work and some measure form of seminal ejaculation ; a simple. of talent-can still pack 'em in Civil Rights Act have been delayed if unobjective wet dream is an example of It amazes me that absen and hold 'em at any hour of the Congressmen and Senators had not pushed it climax without manipulation. teeism isn't worse, but Jaw day. It's the market system at through in 1964? How long would United States Perhaps he is thinking of school does seem to attract work, baby, and if you're not involvement in Vietnam have been prolonged if foreplay or masturbation rather well-socialized boys competing effectively for our self-interested Senators like George McGovern without orgasm. It is difficult and girls. Given this fact, limited time maybe you to determine from the content there is little doubt that Prof. should retool. We pay you. and Eugene McCarthy had not raised the issue? of his article. I trust that your Martin's ridiculous and coer fine publication will correct cive tactics for enforcing class Steve Zaris The Senate needs members like Julie Hurwitz this error. and Alisa Sparkia to push organizational in terests which are, by their very nature, minority Respectfully, The Res Gestae welcomes comment from our readers. Robert I. Sutton To be printed, articles must be signed. although requests interests. Otherwise it can expect its agenda to for anonymity will be considered. We reserve the right to resemble a fraternity meeting with items like: edit for length and clarity. Submissions should be double How many bottles of Seagrams should we buy for space typed, and may be dropped orr in the Drop Box the cocktail party? and How much money should Editor's note: Mr. Kurtzman, who next to the Senate Office (opposite Room 218 Hutchins only reached puberty last week, Hall ), or at the R.G. Office in Room 202 Lawyer's Club we give the IM football team for jerseys? concedes the error and wishes to express his gratitude to Mr. Sutton weghe and anyone vaguely resembling Kentucky is a mystery team. The This is it: Top 48 a center has to hurt, even if you are Wildcats have tons of talent, but it is by Phil Dutt UCLA and are coached by Larry young talent that has lacked senior Bengal Tigers have dommated the SEC Brown. leadership. The team depends on Sam It is March, and at last the NCAA like Kentucky used to do. The last two Bowie to play well; if he doesn't, the tournament is upon us. Basketball fans seasons it has taken the eventual Wake Forest, like Purdue and Ten Cats can be beaten handily. Tennessee have been waiting for months for this national champ to knock LSU out of the nessee, has been one of the surprise is much more impressive; they out tournament to begin, because t1lis NCAA CMichigan State in 1979, learns of the season. The Deacons' played Kentucky twice and nearly am year's tournament features some very strength is that their starters, like Louisville in 1980), and this year no one bushe_d LSU. strong teams and a well-balanced field. may be able to handle them. Center is Oregon State's, have played together The regular season has been the big weakness; there is no backup if for years. To be continued in next weeks issue. highlighted by the emergence of four Greg Cook gets into foul trouble. Watch teams that between them had lost only for some fine coaching from Dale thr¥ games at press time. Brown . DePaul, which should be sent to the Everyone knows Virginia and Ralph Sports Poll weak Midwest Regional, is a sound Sampson, the best player in the coun It took a ·tiebreaker to determine the winner of the Feb. 11 Sports Poll. Dave team. Mark Aguirre is their star, but try. Jeff Lampe takes charge if op Sisler came within one point of guessing how many points Herb Williams would this is no one-man team. Clyde Brad ponents overplay Sampson, but the rest score against Michigan, beating out Walter Calhoun, Mark Tanoury, Ron Rum a shaw heads a strong supporting cast. of the team could be better. The (who rebounded from last place the week before), and the sports editor. All five Aguirre is built like a tank and can do Cavaliers are also slow, and could be had 13-9 <65% ) records. Peter Wercinski finished last with a dismal 7- 13 record. everything; he was ready for the pros upset by a fast-breaking transition Dave wins a pitcher of beer at RICKS AMERICA N CAFE on Church Street. several years ago, and many wonder team. The Cavaliers have dominated This week's poll asks you to predict the eight teams that will make it to the why he stayed at DePaul. CPerhaps he the ACC this year, and most of their NCAA regional finals, and what will happen after that. Fill in the blanks and drop wants to present an ~CAA title to competition in the Eastern regional will your entry into theS~rts Poll Box outside Room 100 by 6:00p.m. Thursday, March everyone's favorite coach, Ray be from also-rans from other conferen- 12. Meyer. ) I wonder about the Blue ces. National Champion: ______Demons' bench, and about their The Best of the Rest: Notre Dame schedule ; I'd feel better if they had recently regained some glory with a Losing Finalist: ------ played Notre Dame's independent miraculous (what else?) last second Losing Semifinalists: schedule, but DePaul should still make fi eld goal to upset Virginia. The Irish Losing regional Finalists: ------it to the final four. are tough, and are due for a good Oregon State's Steve Johnson and showing in the NCAA. A lot of people Ray Blume are great shooters; this around here can't wait for Kelly Tiebreaker: How many points will the two teams in the team has played together for four Tripucka to play his last game and championship game score? __ seasons, and they are determined not to disappear. Name ------stumble as they did last year against Arizona State lost Kurt Nimphius to Lamar State. A lot of teams will have graduation, but Alton Lister and a Address ______~------~------trouble handling Johnson at center. strong set of guards have made up for Pbone------~------Major weakness: again, aside from his loss. The Sun Devils have never UCLA and Arizona State, the Beavers gone very far in the NCAA, though. have not been tested this year. UCLA should never be underestimated LSU has done better than expected afler what happened last year. Sooner after the loss of DeWayne Scales. The or later, the absence of kiki Vander- IM Results by Phil Dutt final. The semifinals were played last night (March 10); it should be worth The IM building was closed during your while to take a break from the the last week of February, so access to books to watch the finals. scores from the basketball playoffs was Rumor has it that the law school's Co limited. Nevertheless, here is a rough Ree basketball team triumphed by approximation of what happened to law something like 89-22, with Missy Pollick school teams before the break: scoring 48 points.