  This review of CP violation focuses on the status of the subject and its
likely future development through experiments in the Kaon system and with
B-decays. Although present observations of CP violation are perfectly
consistent with the CKM model, we discuss the theoretical and experimental
difficulties which must be faced to establish this conclusively. In so doing,
theoretical predictions and experimental prospects for detecting $\Delta S=1$
CP violation through measurements of $\epsilon^\prime/\epsilon$ and of rare K
decays are reviewed. The crucial role that B CP-violating experiments will play
in elucidating this issue is emphasized . The importance of looking for
evidence for non-CKM CP-violating phases, through a search for a non-vanishing
transverse muon polarization in $K_{\mu 3}$ decays, is also stressed.
