Books Received

BLOOD IN MY EYE. By George L. Jackson. New York: Bantam Books. 1972. Pp. 169. $1.50.

OEO LEGAL SERVICE PROGRAMS AND THE PURSUIT OF SOCIAL CHANGE: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PROGRAMMED IDEOLOGY AND PROGRAM PERFORMANCE. By Ted Finman. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1972. Pp. 83. $1.00.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION OF THE BAR GROWTH AND PERSPECTIVES. By Carroll C. Moreland. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1972. Pp. 126.

REAPPORTIONMENT LAW, POLITICS, COMPUTERS. By Terry B. O'Rourke. Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research. 1972. Pp. 111. $3.00.

TEST PATTERN FOR LIVING. By Nicholas Johnson. New York: Bantam Books. 1972. Pp. 176. $1.25.

THE 1971 LAWYER STATISTICAL REPORT. By Bette H. Sikes, Clara N. Carson, and Patricia Gorai. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1972. Pp. 139.

THE LAWYER, THE PUBLIC, AND PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY. By F. Raymond Marks with Kirk Leswing, Barbara A. Fortinsky. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1972. Pp. 305. $2.95.

THE OMNIBUS HEARING: AN EXPERIMENT IN RELIEVING INEFFICIENCY, UNFAIRNESS AND JUDICIAL DELAY. By Raymond T. Nimmer. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1971. Pp. 125. UNAUTHORIZED PRACTICE HANDBOOK. By Justine Fischer & Dorothy H. Lachmann. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1972. Pp. 367. WATER WASTELAND. By David Zwick with Marcy Benstock, Introduction by Ralph Nader. New York: Bantam Books. 1972. Pp. 512. $1.50.

Reviewed this Issue

JUSTICE AND THE MILITARY. By Homer E. Moyer, Jr. Public Law Education Institute, Suite 610, 1346 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.

WHO JUDGES THE JUDGES? By William Thomas Braithwaite. Chicago: American Bar Foundation. 1971. Pp. 167.