Part Ⅰ. Symposium: Rights and Liabilities of Criminal Defendants

1. Introduction: Comparative Comments from the Hungarian Perspective,&by Arpad Erdei

2. Austra: The Rights of Defendants under Austrian Criminal Procedure,&by Maria A. Eder-Rieder

3. Denmark: The Accused's Right to Confrontation and Cross-Examination of Witnesses,&by Chin Kim and Britte Dyrberg

4. The Netherlands: The Rights of Criminal Defendants,&by Irene Sagel-Grande

5. Poland: The Procurator and Preparatory Proceedings in Polish Criminal Procedure,&by Krzysztof Krajewski

6. Scotland: The Changing Face of Criminal Jurisprudence in Scotland,&by J. Ross Harper

7. United States: A Review of United States Supreme Court Decisions Re Criminal Justice, 1984 Term,&by Christopher L. Blakesley and Craig Curtis

Part Ⅱ. Significant Developments in Private International Law

1. Antitrust

a. United States

b. Canada

c. European Economic Community

d. France

e. Italy

f. Japan

2. Commercial Law

a. Arbitration

b. Contracts

c. Maritime Law and Transportation

3. Procedure

4. Technology Transfer

5. Intellectual Property

a. Patents/Patent Law

b. Copyrights/Copyright Law

c. Trademarks/Trademark Law

6. International Taxation

7. Agritrade

8. Pacific Basin