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CURRENT LEGAL LITERATURE This department is designed to call attention to the articles in all the leading legal periodicals of the preceding month and to new law books sent us for review.
AUTOMOBILES. "The Law of Automo biles," by Xenophon P. Huddy. Matthew, Bender & Co., Albany, New York, 1906. Price $3.50. This book is in two parts, the second con taining the statutory regulations for automo biles in the different states and in England. The first part is a collection of the cases so far decided regarding the use of automobiles, dis cussions of some problems not yet judicially determined, and the application of some of the familiar principles of agency, bailments, and contracts to the questions likely to affect owners of automobiles. In style the book is clear and simple, and will be of value to owners and manufacturers of motor cars as well as to lawyers. While the scope of such a work is too limited to give room for much erudition, the book is valuable as the first col lection of the recent cases and recent statutes on this subject. CODIFICATION. "The Japanese Civil Code," by " H. L. R.," The Lawyer (Bombay) (V. vii, p. 23). CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (Police Power). The decisions under the laws restricting the "Hours of Labor," are collected in a series of articles by O. H. Myrick in the Central Law Journal (V. Ixix, pp. 145, 163, 181, 198). The article includes sections devoted to " Danger ous and Unhealthy Employments," " Employ ment of Women and Children," and " Labor on Public Works." COPYRIGHT. "The Copyright Bill," by Charles Porterfield, Law Notes (V. x, p. 107).
CRIMINAL LAW. " The Case of Patrick," by Clark Bell, Medico-Legal Journal (V. xxiv, P- O. CRIMINAL LAW. " Security for Good Be havior," by Satya Chandra Mukerji, Alla habad Law Journal (V. iii, p. 227). CRIMINAL LAW. " Corporal Punishment in India," by Sir Henry Cotton, Criminal Laiv Journal of India (V. iv, p. 23). INTEREST. "The Law of Interest," by K. B. Dastur, Bombay Law Reporter (V. viii, p. 230). JURISPRUDENCE. A resum6 of the work of the English courts during the past year is published by the Law Times (V. cxxi, p. 404), in accordance with its annual custom, under the title of " Noteworthy Decisions of the Judicial Year." LEGAL ETHICS. "The Lawyer's Con science," by T. H. Marshall, Criminal Lou1 journal of India (V. iv, p. 17). f • MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE. "What is Criminally Obscene? " by Theodore Schroeder. Albany Law Journal (V. Ixviii, p. 211). PRACTICE. "The New Act, in Virginia. Concerning Demurers to Evidence," by Fred erick W. Sims, Virginia Law Register (V. xii, P- 355)-
