Issue Archive

Volume 52 (2015 and 2016)

Number 4 - Summer 2016

• Making Applesauce: Reflections on Apple's iPhone Case (PDF) by Hon. Paul J. De Muniz
• Authorize This: The Case for HIPAA Preemption of State and Federal Protection of Behavioral Health Information (PDF) by Kelly T. Hagan
• Restricting Anonymous "Yik Yak": The Constitutionality of Regulating Students' Off-Campus Online Speech in the Age of Social Media (PDF) by Michael K. Park
• Oregon's Vision for Privacy Protection and Enforcement (PDF) by Hon. Ellen F. Rosenblum, Oregon Attorney General

Number 3 - Spring 2016

• OEC 404(4): Your Past Will Come Back to Haunt You (PDF) by Kobin Patterson
• Twenty-First Century Advertising and the Plight of the Elderly Consumer (PDF) by Joshua C.P. Reams
• School House Gates: Please Remove Your Rights (PDF) by Kimberly Davis

Number 2 - Winter 2016

• How the Threat of Holding Credit Rating Agencies Liable Might Increase the Accuracy of Their Ratings (PDF) by Jan De Bruyne
• Title III of the Jobs Act: Congress Invites Investor Abuse and Leaves the SEC Holding the Bag (PDF) by Linn White
• The Supreme Court's New Notice Pleading Requirements: Revolutionary or Evolutionary (PDF) by Richard A. Michael

Number 1 - Fall 2015

• Implementation of Oregon's Measure 91 in the State Legislature (PDF) by Ken Helm and Logan Leichtman
• It Takes a Village to Waive a child...Or At Least a Jury: Applying Apprendi to Juvenile Waiver Hearings in Oregon (PDF) by Mark Kimbrell
• O'Connor's Canons: The Professional Responsibility Jurisprudence of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (PDF) by Steven H. Hobbs

Volume 51 (2014 and 2015)

Number 4 - Summer 2015

• Employer Wellness Incentives, the ACA, and the ADA: Reconciling Policy Objectives (PDF) by Kristin Madison
• Surrogacy: The Process, the Law, and the Contracts (PDF) by Joseph F. Morrissey
• Health Care's Future is So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades (PDF) by Michael F. Cannon
• Health Equity and Health Disparities: Defining and Addressing the Equity Deficit (PDF) by Leann R. Johnson

Number 3 - Spring 2015

• Nixon May Have Been Wrong, But It Is Definitely Misunderstood (Or, A Federal Criminal Defendant's Pretrial Subpoenas Duces Tecum Properly Reaches Potentially Admissible Evidence) (PDF) by Kenneth M. Miller
• Famous Trademarks in Fashion: Why Federal Trademark Dilution Law Favors a Monopoly Over Small Business Success (PDF) by Natalya Y. Belonozhko

Number 2 - Winter 2015

• Sunshine's Shadow: Overbroad Open Meetings Laws as Content-Based Speech Restrictions Distinct from Disclosure Requirements (PDF) by Steven J. Mulroy
• Halperin v. Pitts and the Prospective Application of New Oregon Supreme Court Rulings (PDF) by Cody Hoesly
• Extraterritorial Application of the FCPA Under International Law (PDF) by Annalisa Leibold
• The Enigmatic Origin of the CPA: An Attribute of the Unitary Executive (PDF) by Robert Bejesky

Number 1 - Fall 2014

• A Recognition Intentionally Evoked: Extending Daubert to Eyewitness Identifications (PDF) by Sarah L. Grusin
• Nollan and Dolan and Koontz — Oh My! The Exactions Trilogy Requires Developers to Cover the Full Social Costs of Their Projects, But No More. (PDF) by Christina M. Martin
• A Rising Orestar: The Effect of E-Filing and E-Disclosure on Oregon State Campaign Finance Enforcement (PDF) by Todd Lochner, Ellen Seljan, Walker Davis and Maya Gold
• Collegiate Athletes: The Conflict Between NCAA Amateurism and a Student Athlete's Right of Publicity (PDF) by Arash Afshar

Volume 50 (2013 and 2014)

Number 4 - Summer 2014

• Democratic Education and Local School Governance (PDF) by Justin R. Long
• The Western, Rural Rustbelt: Learning from Local Fiscal Crisis in Oregon (PDF) by Michelle W. Anderson
• How Municipalities in Financial Distress Should Deal with Unfunded Pension Obligations and Appropriate Funding of Essential Services (PDF) by James E. Spiotto
• Under Pressure: Democracy in Local Governments During Times of Financial Distress (PDF) by John Philo
• Horizontal Intergovernmental Relations in the Portland Metropolitan Region: Challenges and Successes (PDF) by Sheila A. Martin and Carolyn N. Long
• Exploring the Chapter 9 Option for Oregon's Municipalities (PDF) by Oren Haker and Samir Parikh
• Exploring the Boundaries of Municipal Bankruptcy (PDF) by Christopher J. Tyson

Number 3 - Spring 2014

• The Issuant Issue (PDF) by Ronald B. Lansing
• Oregon Courts Today and Tomorrow (PDF) by Hon. Paul J. De Muniz
• Going to War and Going Ahead with the Law (PDF) by James A.R. Nafziger
• Constitutional Infirmity in Washington State's Sexually Violent Predator Statute (PDF) by Rachel Constantino-Wallace
• Unilateral Sanctions: An Effective Foreign Policy Tool in Myanmar? (PDF) by Joshua L. Savey

Number 2 - Winter 2014

• Startup Lawyers at the Outskirts (PDF) by Abraham J.B. Cable
• How Federal Appellate Judges Affect State Law: Judge Goodwin and Oregon (PDF) by Stephen L. Wasby
• The Fairness Problem: Mandatory Arbitration in Employment Contracts (PDF) by Janna Giesbrecht-McKee

Number 1 - Fall 2013

• "Safe Harbor" for the Innocent Infringer in the Digital Age (PDF) by Tonya M. Evans
• Regulated Prostitution as a Component in the Fight Against Human Trafficking in Oregon (PDF) Jared R. Rayborn
• Closing Gitmo Due to the Epiphany Approach to Habeas Corpus During the Military Commission Circus (PDF) by Robert Bejesky

Volume 49 (2012 and 2013)

Number 4 - Summer 2013

• The Dark Knight Rises: The Growing Role of Independent Expenditures in Judicial Elections after Citizens United (PDF) by Debra Erenberg & Matt Berg
• The Future of Public Funding (PDF) by Richard Briffault
• Reflections on Campaign Finance and the 2012 Election (PDF) by Ellen L. Weintraub & Alex Tausanovitch
• Breaching the Biennial Limit: Why the FEC Has Failed to Enforce Aggregate Hard-Money Limits and How Record Linkage Technology Can Help (PDF) by Adam Bonica & Jenny Shen
• Super PACs and the Role of "Coordination" in Campaign Finance Law (PDF) by Bradley A. Smith
• The Brief History of "Voter-Owned Elections" in Portland, Oregon: If Public Financing Can't Make It There, Can It Make It Anywhere? (PDF) by Paul A. Diller
• Super PACs and the 2012 Presidential Election: What Happened? What's in Store? (PDF) by Michael Beckel
• Campaign Finance Reform in Oregon: No Easy Answers (PDF) by Chris Garrett
• The Mythology of Super PACs: Much Ado About (Almost) Nothing (PDF) by Robert Kelner

Number 2 - Winter 2012

• What to Reasonably Expect in the Coming Years From the Reasonable Expectations of the Insured Doctrine (PDF) by Arthur J. Park
• The Coordination Conundrum (PDF) by Catherine A. Hardee
• Privacy in the Workplace: Are Collective Bargaining Agreements a Place to Start Formulating More Uniform Standards? (PDF) by Karin Mika
• A Life Raft for Underwater Mortgages? Whether the Federal Constitution Permits State and Local Governments to Condemn Home Mortgage Contracts to Solve the Housing Crisis (PDF) by Kelly F. Huedepohl

Number 1 - Fall 2012

• Precedent Supporting the Constitutionality of Section 5(b) of the War Powers Resolution (PDF) by Robert Bejesky
• Lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan: Is It Time for the United States to Sign the Ottowa Treaty and End the Use of Landmines? (PDF) by Arthur Rizer
• Enforcing the Oregon Trust Deed Act (PDF) by Joseph L. Dunne
• The Public Policy Exception to Arbitration Award Enforcement: A Path Through the Bramble Bush (PDF) by Henry Drummonds

Volume 48 (2011 and 2012)

Number 4 - Summer 2012

• Repugnancy in the Arab World (PDF) by Haider Ala Hamoudi
• Keeping DUI Implied Consent Laws Implied (PDF) by Cheryl F. Hiemstra
• Echoes from the South: Argentina's Early Legislative Debates on U.S.-Style Judicial Review (PDF) by Jonathan M. Miller
• Constitutional Rights in the Age of Assertive Superior Court: An Evaluation of Costa Rica's Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court (PDF) by Bruce M. Wilson
• Constitutions and Control of the Military: Can the Experience of the Americas Assist the Middle East? (PDF) by Michael B. Wise

Number 1 - Fall 2011

• Implementing the Human Right to Water in the West: Conference Report (PDF) by Willamette University College of Law: Center for Sustainable Communities
• Mapping the Human Right to Water on the Colorado River (PDF) by Bret C. Birdsong

Volume 47 (2010 and 2011)

Number 4 - Summer 2011

• Statutory Interpretation Methodology as "Law": Oregon's Path-Breaking Interpretive Framework and Its Lessons for the Nation (PDF) by Abbe R. Gluck
• Oregon as a Laboratory of Statutory Interpretation (PDF) by Hon. Jack L. Landau
• Methodology as Model; Model as Methodology (PDF) by Jeffrey C. Dobbins
• Oregon State Statutory Interpretation: Blind to History, But Useful in Application (PDF) by Pete Shepherd
• Global Warming and Its Impact on Water Supply the Energy Implications of Climate Change and the Effects of Our Energy Choices (PDF) by Michael W. Grainey
• The Ownership of Water in Oregon: Public Property vs. Private Commodity (PDF) by William F. Cloran
• Unlawful Versus Unfair: A Comparative Analysis of Oregon's and Connecticut's Statutes Encouraging Private Attorneys General to Protect Consumers (PDF) by Rebecca Eschler Russell

Number 3 - Spring 2011

• Seeking a Shared Understanding of the Human Right to Water: Collaborative Use Agreements in the Umatilla and Walla Walla Basins of the Pacific Northwest (PDF) by Dena Marshall & Janet Neuman
• Domestic Groundwater Exemptions: Competing Uses Put Pressure on Western Water Right Requirements, But Constitutional Right to Life May Trump Prior Appropriation Doctrine (PDF) by Laura A. Schroeder, Therese A. Ure, and Sarah R. Liljefelt
• Implementing the Human Right to Water in the Colorado River Basin (PDF) by Harold Shepherd
• Water: A Human Right or a Human Responsibility? (PDF) by Rebecca H. Hiers
• Implementing the Human Right to Water in California's Central Valley: Building a Democratic Voice Through Community Engagement in Water Policy Decision Making (PDF) by Rose Francis & Laurel Firestone

Number 2 - Winter 2011

• Dicta Redefined (PDF) by Marc McAllister
• Thurgood Marshall: The Writer (PDF) by Anna Hemingway, Starla Williams, Jennifer Lear, and Ann Fruth
• Beyond Red Light Enforcement Against the Guilty But Innocent: Local Regulations of Secondary Culprits (PDF) by Jeffrey A. Parness
• Zizek/Questions/Failing (PDF) by Nick J. Scuillo
• The Personhood Strategy: A State's Prerogative to Take Back Abortion Law (PDF) by Rita M. Dunaway

Number 1 - Fall 2010

• The Continuous Ownership Requirement in Shareholder Derivative Litigation: Endorsing a Common Sense Application of Standing and Choice-of-Law Principles (PDF) by Malaika M. Eaton, Leonard J. Feldman, and Jerry C. Chiang
• Brass Collar Crime: A Corporate Model for Command Responsibility (PDF) by Melissa Epstein Mills
• Rewriting the Guarantee Clause: Justifying Direct Democracy in the Constitution (PDF) by Dr. Kevin M. Wagner
• Indiscernible Logic: Using the Logical Fallacies of the Illicit Major Term and the Illicit Minor Term as Litigation Tools (PDF) by Stephen Rice
• Re-Regulating "Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction": Observations on Repealing the Commodity Futures Modernization Act and Future Derivative Regulation (PDF) by William Spencer Topham

Volume 46 (2009 and 2010)

Number 4 - Summer 2010

• The Future of the First Amendment (PDF) by Erwin Chemerinsky
• Invasion of the Public Forum Doctrine (PDF) by Aaron H. Caplan
• Pleasant Grove v. Summum and the Establishment Clause: Giving with One Hand, Taking With the Other? (PDF) by Pamela Harris
• Undoing Neutrality? From Church-State Separation to Judeo-Christian Tolerance (PDF) by Frederick Mark Gedicks

Number 3 - Spring 2010

Number 2 - Winter 2009

• The Changing Face of Corporate Governance Regulation in the United States: The Evolving Roles of the Federal and State Governments (PDF) by Peter V. Letsou
• When Kelo Met Twombly-Iqbal: Implications for Pretext Challenges to Eminent Domain (PDF) by Carol L. Zeiner
• Once Upon a Time, Happily Ever After, and in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Using Narrative to Fill the Cognitive Gap Left by Overreliance on Pure Logic in Appellate Briefs and Motion Memoranda (PDF) by Jennifer Sheppard
• The (Practical) Meaning of Property (PDF) by Vincent Chiappetta
• ADA Amendments Act of 2008: The Effect on Employers and Educators (PDF) by Paul A. Race and Seth M. Dornier

Number 1 - Fall 2009

• Result-Selectivism in Conflicts Law (PDF) by Symeon C. Symeonides
• Hearing Congress's Jurisdictional Speech: Giving Meaning to "Clearly-States" Test in Arbaugh v. Y & H Corp. (PDF) by Stephen R. Brown
• The Achilles' Heel of Autocracies: The Role of Media in Transition to Democracy (PDF) by Yaraslau Kryvoi
• The Oracle that Wasn't: Why Financial Ties Have Remained the Standard for Assessing the Independence of Corporate Directors (PDF) by Rocky Dallum
• Beetles, Frogs, and Lawyers: The Scientific Demarcation Problem in the Gilson Theory of Value Creation (PDF) by Jeffrey M. Lipshaw

Volume 45 (2008 and 2009)

Number 4 - Summer 2009

• The Problem Method: No Simple Solution (PDF) by Shirley Lung
• Discounting Foreign Imports: Foreign Authority in Constitutional Interpretation & the Curb of Popular Sovereignty (PDF) by Zachary Larsen
• In Defense of Stare Decisis (PDF) by Michael Gentithes
• IDEA, Private Schools, Tuition Reimbursement, and the Supreme Court: Who Would Pay for That? (PDF) by Shawn C. Swisher

Number 3 - Spring 2009

• Muller v. Oregon: One Hundred Years Later (PDF) by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• The Author's Place in the Future of Copyright (PDF) by Jane C. Ginsburg
• Presidential Unilateralism and Political Polarization: Why Today's Congress Lacks the Will and the Way to Stop Presidential Initiatives (PDF) by Neal Devins
• The President, Congress and the Security Council: Counterterrorism and the Use of Force Through the Internationalist Lens (PDF) by Margaret E. McGuinness
• The Middle Ground in Judicial Review of Enemy Combatant Detentions (PDF) by Trevor W. Morrison
• Great Minds Think Alike: The "Torture Memo," Office of Legal Counsel, and Sharing the Boss's Mindset (PDF) by Tung Yin
• The Case Against National Security Courts (PDF) by Stephen I. Vladeck
• The President's Sphere of Action (PDF) by Neomi Rao
• Restrained Ambition in Constitutional Interpretation (PDF) by Kenji Yoshino
• The President as Scientist-In-Chief (PDF) by Michele Estrin Gilman
• Accountability and Administrative Structure (PDF) by Heidi Kitrosser
• Governmental Practice and Presidential Direction: Lessons from the Antebellum Republic? (PDF) by Jerry L. Mashaw
• Fragmented Features of the Constitution's Unitary Executive (PDF) by Saikrishna B. Prakash

Number 2 - Winter 2008

• A Last Vestige of Oregon's Wild West: Oregon's Lawless Approach to Electronically Stored Information (PDF) by Leroy J. Tornquist & Christine R. Olson
• Hear an [Expletive], There an [Expletive], But[t]... The Federal Communications Commission Will Not Let You Say an [Expletive] (PDF) by Courtney Livingston Quale
• Who's Looking at Your Facebook Profile? The Use of Student Conduct Codes to Censor College Students' Online Speech (PDF) by Darryn Cathryn Beckstrom
• The Battle Over Property Rights in Oregon: Measures 37 and 49 and the Need for Sustainable Land Use Planning (PDF) by David J. Boulanger

Number 1 - Fall 2008

• Law of the Body Symposium Introduction (PDF) by Richard Birke
• Brain Evolution and Human Cognition: The Accidental Mind (PDF) by David J. Linden
• Reprogrammed Stem Cells and Federal Funding of Embryo Research (PDF) by Russell Korobkin
• Pluripotent Stem Cells: The Problem with Binary Potential and the Benefit of the Slippery Slope (PDF) by Ken Gatter
• The Case Against Tax Incentives for Organ Transfers (PDF) by Lisa Milot
• Physician-Assisted Dying and the Slippery Slope: The Challenge of Empirical Evidence (PDF) by Margaret P. Battin
• The Inevitable-Death: Oregon's End-of-Life Choices (PDF) by Ann Jackson

Volume 44 (2007 and 2008)

Number 4 - Summer 2008

• EG 1900... The Number They Gave Me When They Revoked My Citizenship: Perverse Consequences of Ex-Felon Civil Exile (PDF) by James M. Binnall
• Pistols, Crime, and Public: Safety in Early America (PDF) by Clayton E. Cramer & Joseph Edward Olson
• The Ethical Conundrums of Unpublished Opinions (PDF) by Shenoa L. Payne
• Appellate Delay as Reversible Error (PDF) by Hillary A. Taylor
• Erroneous Removal as a Tool for Silent Tort Reform: An Empirical Analysis of Fee Awards and Fraudulent Joinder (PDF) by Christopher Terranova

Number 3 - Spring 2008

• The Federal Mail and Wire Fraud Statutes: Correct Standards for Determining Jurisdiction and Venue (PDF) by Jack E. Robinson
• Welcome to the Episcopal Church, Now Please Leave: An Analysis of the Supreme Court's Approved Methods of Settling Church Property Disputes in the Context of the Episcopal Church and How Courts Erroneously Ignore the Role of the Anglican Communion (PDF) by R. Gregory Hyden
• What Price Does Society Have to Pay for Security? A Look at the Aviation Watch Lists (PDF) by James Fisher
• Paltry, General & Eclectic: Why the Oregon Supreme Court Should Scrap PGE v. Bureau of Labor & Industries (PDF) by Robert M. Wilsey

Number 2 - Winter 2007

• Introduction - The Oregon Law Commission: Bridging the Gaps Between Islands of the Legal Profession (PDF) by Jeffrey C. Dobbins
• The Oregon Law Commission at Ten: Finding Vision for the Future in the Functions of the Past (PDF) by David R. Kenagy
• Oregon's Choice-of-law Codification for Contract Conflicts: An Exegesis (PDF) by Symeon C. Symeonides
• The Oregon Law Commission Braves Controversies in Auto Insurance (PDF) by Joel DeVore
• The Oregon Law Commission's Judicial Review Act Project: A Reform Effort Still on the Horizon (PDF) Hardy Myers & Philip Schradle
• A New Paternity Law for the Twenty-First Century: Of Biology, Social Function, Children's Interests, and Betrayal (PDF) by Leslie Joan Harris
• The Oregon Elective Share Statute: Is Reform an Impossible Dream? (PDF) by Susan N. Gary
• Judgments, Garnishments, and Judicial Sales: A Case Study of the Law Commission Approach to Law Reform (PDF) by Gerald G. Watson
• Oregon Government Ethics Law Reform (PDF) by Wendy J. Johnson, Samuel E. Sears, Daniel J. Rice
• Law Reform in Oregon: Notes for a New Generation (PDF) by Hans A. Linde

Number 1 - Fall 2007

• Preserving the Public Trust: Prosecutors' Professional Responsibility to Advocate for the Electronic Recording of Custodial Interrogations (PDF) by Lars Nelson
• Starting with the Scales Tilted: The Supreme Court's Assessment of Congressional Findings and Scientific Evidence in Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition (PDF) by Danielle R. Dallas
• Presidential Powers Revisited: An Analysis of the Constitutional Powers of the Executive and Legislative Branches Over the Reorganization and Conduct of the Executive Branch (PDF) by Alexandra R. Harrington
• Marrying Into Heaven: The Constitutionality of Polygamy Bans Under the Free Exercise Clause (PDF) by Kristen A. Berberick
• The Social Business: The Viability of a New Business Entity Type (PDF) by Hadley Rose

Volume 43 (2007)

Number 4 - Summer 2007

A Tribute to the Honorable Wallace P. Carson, Jr.

• Introduction (PDF) by the Honorable Paul J. De Muniz
• Chief Justice Wallace P. Carson, Jr. : Contributions to Oregon Law (PDF) by Lisa Norris-Lampe, Sara Kobak and Sean O'Day
• Carson, C.J., Dissenting (PDF) by Keith M. Garza
• Tribute to Wally Carson (PDF) by Neil Bryant
• Lawyer-Client Conflicts of Interest Law: Contributions of Chief Justice Wallace Pr. Carson, Jr. During a Time of Dynamic Change (PDF) by the Honorable Edwin J. Peterson
• Wallace P. Carson, Jr. - A Celebration (PDF) by the Honorable W. Michael Gillette

• When is a "Minor" Also an "Adult"?: An Adolescent's Liberty Interest in Accessing Contraceptives From Public School Distribution Programs (PDF) by Joshua A. Douglas
• The Unethical Judicial Ethics of Instrumentalism and Detachment in American Legal Thought (PDF) by Keith Swisher
• Proving Forfeiture and Bootstrapping Testimony After Crawford (PDF) by Aaron R. Petty
• LNG Terminals: Future or Folly? (PDF) by Josh Lute

Number 3 - Summer 2007

• Friendly Habeas Reform - Reconsidering a District Court's Threshold Role in the Appeallate Habeas Process (PDF) by Christopher Q. Cutler
• The Medical Malpractice Crisis: Bandaging Oregon's Wounded System and Protecting Physicians (PDF) by Valerie B. Hedrick
• The Commerce of Physician-Assisted Suicide: Can Congress Regulate a "Legitimate Medical Purpose"? (PDF) by Michael S. Elliott
• Family Contracts in Oregon (PDF) by Julia Courtney Smith
• When Are Affordable Housing Exactions an Unconstitutional Taking? (PDF) by Michelle DaRosa

Number 2 - Symposium 2007

• Honoring Hans: On Linde, Lawmaking, and Legacies (PDF) by Philip P. Frickey
• The Legacy of Hans Linde in the Statutory and Administrative Age (PDF) by the Honorable Shirley S. Abrahamson and Michael E. Ahrens
• Direct Democracy as "Super-Precedent"?: Political Constraints of Citizen-Initiated Laws (PDF) by Todd Donovan
• Same-Sex Relationships and State Constitutional Analysis (PDF) by the Honorable Joseph R. Grodin
• Of Lessons Learned and Lessons Nearly Lost: The Linde Legacy and Oregon Constitutional Law (PDF) by the Honorable Jack L. Landau

Number 1 - Winter 2007

• Freezing Society's Punishment Pendulum: Coker V. Georgia Improperly Foreclosed the Possibility of Capital Punishment for Rape (PDF) by Barbara Clare Morton
• Therapists Behaving Badly: Why the Tarasoff Duty is Not Always Economically Efficient (PDF) by Brian D. Ginsberg
• Turning Back the Clock on the Health Care Organization Standard for Federal Tax Exemption (PDF) by John M. Quirk
• Application of Share-price Discounts and their Role in Dictating Corporate Behavior: Encouraging Elected Buy-outs Through Discount Application (PDF) by Robert A. Rabbat

Volume 42 (2006)

Number 4 - Symposium 2006

• Social Psychology, Calamities, and Sports Law (PDF Introduction) by Michael A. McCann
• The Beauty of Bets: Wagers as Compensation for Professional Athletes (PDF Introduction) by Jeffrey Standen
• The Coming Revenue Revolution in Sports (PDF Introduction) by Jack F. Williams
• Peace and Hoops: Basketball as a Role Player in Sustainable Peacebuilding (PDF Introduction) by Chad Ford
• Solving Problems in the Player Representation Business: Unions Should Be the "Exclusive" Representatives of the Players (PDF Introduction) by Richard T. Karcher
• Regulating the Athlete-agent Industry: Intended and Unintended Consequences (PDF Introduction) by Timothy Davis
• Internationalization in College Sports: Issues in Recruiting, Amateurism, and Scope (PDF Introduction) by Maureen A. Weston
• The Future of International Sports Law (PDF Introduction) by James A.R. Nafziger

Number 3 - Summer 2006

• If it Ain't Broke… Changes to FMLA Regulations are Not Needed; Employee Compliance and Employer Enforcement of Current Regulations Are (PDF Introduction) by John E. Matejkovic and Margaret E. Matejkovic
• Provident Savings Life Assurance Society v. Ford: 120 Years of Shenanigans Designed to Destroy Diversity Jurisdiction (PDF Introduction) by Brent Caslin
• The Oregon Legislature's Constitutional Obligation to Provide an Adequate System of Public Education: Moving from Bold Rhetoric to Effective Action (PDF Introduction) by David H. Angeli
• The individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004: Shifting School District's Attorneys' Fees to Parents of Children With Disabilities and Counsel (PDF Introduction) by Jessica Butler-Arkow
• Informed Consent and Physician in experience: a Prescription for Liability? (PDF Introduction) by Ashley H. Wiltbank

Number 2 - Spring 2006

Special Oregon Issue: Oregon Uniform Trust Code and Comments (PDF Introduction).

Number 1 - Winter 2006

• Understanding the Person Beneath the Robe: Practical Methods for Neutralizing Harmful Judicial Bias (PDF Introduction) by Evan R. Seamone
• Mcconnell V. Fec, Another Unfortunate Demonstration of Judicial Disregard for the Value of Brevity: a Concise Analysis (PDF Introduction) by Vic Snyder
• Transformation of the Ethical Boundaries of the Attorney-client Privilege in Response to the Growing Complexity of the Modern Business World (PDF Introduction) by Katerina P. Lewinbuk
• Competing Judicial Philosophies and Differing Outcomes: the US Supreme Court Allows and Disallows the Posting of the Ten Commandments on Public Property in Van Orden v. Perry and McCreary County V. ACLU (PDF Introduction) by Sue Ann Mota
• Reviving a Natural Right: the Freedom of Autonomy (PDF Introduction) by Michael Anthony Lawrence

Volume 41

Number 5 — Symposium 2005

Laboratories of Democracy: Federalism and State Law Independency
Speech

• Keynote Address (PDF Introduction) by Erwin Chemerinsky

Articles

• The Federal Safeguards of Politics (PDF Introduction) by R. Shep Melnick
• Federalism in the Context of Assisted Dying: Time for the Laboratory to Extend Beyond Oregon, to the Neighboring State of California (PDF Introduction) by Katheryn L. Tucker
• The Gay Codes: Federal & State Laws Excluding Gay and Lesbian Families (PDF Introduction) by Dominick Vetri
• Collapsing Spheres: Joint Terrorism Task Forces, Federalism, and the War on Terror (PDF Introduction) by Susan N. Herman

Number 4 — Fall 2005

Articles

• Navigability in Oregon: Between a River Rock and a Hard Place (PDF Introduction) by Jas Jeffrey Adams & Cody Winterton
• The ESOP at Thirty: A Democratic Perspective (PDF Introduction) by Michael E. Murphy
• Balancing Public Market Benefits and Burdens for Smaller Companies Post Sarbanes-Oxley (PDF Introduction) by Paul Rose

Comments

• Sense-Enhancing Technology and the Search in the Wake of Kyllo V. United States: Will Prevalence Kill Privacy? (PDF Introduction) by Derek T. Conom
• Faith-Based Prisons and the Establishment Clause: The Constitutionality of Employing Religion As An Engine of Correctional Policy (PDF Introduction) by Patrick B. Cates

Number 3 — Survey 2005

Ninth Circuit Survey

• Ninth Circuit Takes A "Hard Look" at the NEPA and the ESA (PDF Introduction) by Jas Jeffrey Adams
• Fairly Presenting Federal Claims to the State Courts: Recent Developments in Preserving Federal Claims for Subsequent Federal Review (PDF Introduction) by Douglas Y. S. Park & Zachary J. Kelton
• An Overview of Ninth Circuit Decisions in Evidence Law (PDF Introduction) by John Bandle

Case-notes

• Federal Preemption and State Labor Regulation in the Ninth Circuit: Chamber of Commerce v. Lochyer (PDF Introduction) by Jeremy C. Rice
• A Few Circuit Citys Back, one Giant Luce Forward: A Review of the Ninth Circuit's Interplay with the National Policy Favoring Arbitration in the Employment Contract Setting (PDF Introduction) by Matthew P. Bock
• Judicial Review of the Employment Relationship: An Overview of Important Ninth Circuit Employment Law Decisions of 2004 (PDF Introduction) by Daniel Hutzenbiler
• An Overview of Ninth Circuit Decisions in First Amendment Law (PDF Introduction) by Daniel Hutzenbiler
• An Overview of Ninth Circuit Decisions in Administrative Law (PDF Introduction) by Hamilton H. Emery IV
• In Abstentia Deportation Orders: The Ninth Circuit's Demand for Notice and Opportunity to Be Heard (PDF Introduction) by Joshua M. Kindred

Number 2 — Spring 2005

Articles

• Deceitful Employers: Common Law Fraud As A Mechanism to Remedy Intentional Employer Misrepresentation in Hiring (PDF Introduction) by Richard P. Perna
• "In a Case, in a Book, They Will Not Take A Second Look!" Critical Reading in the Legal Writing Classroom (PDF Introduction) by Debra Moss Curtis & Judith R. Karp
• The Legal Framework for Indigenous Language Rights in the United States (PDF Introduction) by James Fife
• Blind Justice, Colored Truths and the Veil of Ignorance (PDF Introduction) by Chet K. W. Pager

Comment

• Sparing Gary Ridgway: The Demise of the Death Penalty in Washington State? (PDF Introduction) by Matthew R. Wilmot

Number 1 — Winter 2005

Articles

• The Constitutional Failing of the Anticybersquatting Act (PDF Introduction) by Ned Snow
• The Noble Architect, the Heartless Landowner and An Ambiguity in Oregon's Construction Lien Statue (PDF Introduction) by Steven J. Kuhn
• Into and out of the Bog: the Intergovernmental Tax Immunity Doctrine (PDF Introduction) by Rob Gunning

Comment

• Delaware Courts' Delicate Response to the Corporate Governance Scandals of 2001 and 2002: Heightening Judicial Scrutiny on Directors of Corporations (PDF Introduction) by Jeffrey D. Hern

Volume 40

Number 4 — Fall 2004

Articles

• Governance Through Exit: Default Penalties and Walkway Options in Venture Capital Partnership Agreements (PDF Introduction) by Kate Litvak
• Fickle Inventors, Reputation, and the Clientele effect in Venture Capital Funds (PDF Introduction) by Victor Fleischer
• Independent Legal Significance, Good Faith, and the Interpretation of Venture Capital Contracts (PDF Introduction) by D. Gordon Smith
• Bypass
• Gaming Delware (PDF Introduction) by D. William W. Bratton
• Boom, Bust, and Litigation in Venture Capital Finance (PDF Introduction) by Douglas Cumming & Jeffrey MacIntosh

Number 3 — Summer 2004

Articles

• Bioethical and Legal Implications of Pediatric Gastric Bypass (PDF Introduction) by Marshall L. Wilde
• Originalism Supports Compensation for "Regulatory Takings": That 'Shot in the Arm' May Be A Lethal Injection (PDF Introduction) by Edward H. Trompke
• The Elusive Concept of "Materiality" under U.S. Federal Securities Laws (PDF Introduction) by Yvonne Ching Ling Lee

Comment

• A Debt, Or Not A Debt, That Is the Question: Classification of Pension and Retirement Loans in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy (PDF Introduction) by Misty M. Willits
• Shoring up the "Doctrinal Wall" of Chapman V. Barney: In Support of the Aggregate Approach to Limited Liability Company Citizenship for Purposes of Federal Diversity Jurisdiction (PDF Introduction) by Scott M. Rickard

Number 2 — Spring 2004

Article

• A Legislative History of the Oregon Constitution of 1857—PART III (Mostly Miscellaneous: Articles VIII-XVIII) (PDF Introduction) by Claudia Burton

Comment

• Originalism As A Shot in the Arm for Land-Use Regulation: Regulatory "Takings" Are Not Compensable under a Traditional Originalist View of Article I, Section 18 of the Oregon Constitution (PDF Introduction) by Derek O. Teaney

Note

• Declaratory Relief and Sovereign Immunity in Oregon: Can Someone Tell Me If I Turned Square Corners? (PDF Introduction) by Sean Gay

Number 1 — Winter 2004

Articles

• A Matter of Trust, Or Why "Erisa-Qualified" Is "Nonsense upon Stilts": The Tax and Bankruptcy Treatment of Section 457 Deferred Compensation Plans as Exemplar (PDF Introduction) by Robert B. Chapman
• Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): Market-Based Remedies for International Human Rights Violations? (PDF Introduction) by Eric Engle
• Republican Party of Minnesota v. White and the Announce Clause in Light of Theories of Judge and Voter Decision: With Strategic Judges and Rational Voters, the Supreme Court was Right to Strike Down the Clause (PDF Introduction) by Anca Cornis-Pop
• Promoting Truthfulness in Negotiation: A Mindful Approach (PDF Introduction) by Van M. Pounds

Volume 39

Number 4 — Fall 2003

Symposium: Selection of State Appellate Judges
Keynote Address

• Election of State Appellate Judges: The Demise of Democratic Premises (PDF Introduction) by David B. Frohnmayer

Current State Appellate Judicial Elections

• Judicial Selection in Oregon: Money, Politics, and the Initiative Process (PDF Introduction) by Paul J. De Muniz
• Named to the Bench (PDF Introduction) by Paul William W. Baker

Judicial Campaigns and Voters' Experience

• Public Opinion and An Elected Judiciary: New Avenues for Reform (PDF Introduction) by J. Christopher Heagarty
• The Interplay of Legitimacy, Elections, and Crocodiles in the Bathtub: Making Sense of Politicization of Oregon's Appellate Courts (PDF Introduction) by James C. Foster

Lunch Speaker

• The Role of the Bar in Politicized Judicial Elections (PDF Introduction) by Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr.

Political Party Affiliation in Partisan and Nonpartisan Judicial Elections

• Partisan Judicial Elections: Lessons from a Bellwether State (PDF Introduction) by Kyle D. Cheek & Anthony Champagne
• To the Endangered Species List, Add: Nonpartisan Judicial Elections (PDF Introduction) by Roy A. Schotland

Reform Proposals

• Politics and Judicial Independence: A Proposal for Reform of Judicial Selection in Oregon (PDF Introduction) by James L. Huffman
• A Proposal for Change (PDF Introduction) by Richard William Riggs
• Rethinking the Selection of State Supreme Court Justices (PDF Introduction) by G. Alan Tarr

Comment

• A Tool from Our Own Garage: Using Article I, Section 8 of the Oregon Constitution As A Means for Addressing the Implications of Republican Party of Minnesota V. White (PDF Introduction) by Christopher S.P. Gregory

Appendix

• State Court Responsibility for Maintaining "Republican Government": An Amicus Curiae Brief (PDF Introduction) by David B. Frohnmayer & Hans A. Linde

Number 3 — Summer 2003

Articles

• Unauthorized Practice of Law and the Power of State Courts: Difficult Problems and their Resolution (PDF Introduction) by Quintin Johnstone
• The District of Oregon in the U.S. Supreme Court (PDF Introduction) by Stephen L. Wasby
• Should Oregon Adopt the New ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct? (PDF Introduction) by Tom Lininger
• Professor Defend Thyself: The Failure of Universities to Defend and Indemnify Their Faculty (PDF Introduction) by Kevin Oates
• The Unanswered Question of Environmental Insurance Allocation in Oregon (PDF Introduction) by Christopher R. Hermann, Joan P. Snyder & Paul S. Logan

Comments

• Protection of Minority Environmental Interests in the Administrative Process: A Critical Analysis of the EPA'S Guidance for Complaints under Title VI (PDF Introduction) by E. Andrew Long
• A Rational Basis for Rational Basis Review Under Article I, Section 20 of the Oregon Constitution? (PDF Introduction) by Timothy W. Snider

Number 2 — Spring 2003

Articles

• A Legislative History of the Oregon Constitution of 1857-Part II (Frame of Government: Articles III-VII) (PDF Introduction) by Claudia Burton
• Voter Registration Status As A Jury Service Employment Test: Oregon's Retracted Endorsement Following Buckley V. American Constitutional Law Foundation, Inc. (PDF Introduction) by Rose Jade

Notes

• Upper Klamath Lake and the Section 106 Process: Undertakings, Areas of Potential Effect, and Federal Responsibility (PDF Introduction) by Kelly Kritzer
• Obtaining Interest on An Oregon Construction Contractors Board Final Order: An Experience in Incongruity and Unnecessary Analysis (PDF Introduction) by Taylor L. Anderson

Volume 38

Number 4 — Fall 2002

Speech

• Seven Myths about Affirmative Action in Universities by Lee Bollinger

Articles

• The Illusionary Aspect of "Private Choice" for Constitutional Analysis by Steven K. Green
• Student Drug Testing Since Vernonia: "Guidance Down the Slippery Slope" by Paul Goodwin

Comments

• Higher Education Admissions and Diversity: The Continuing Vitality of Bakke v. Regents of the University of California and An Attempt to Reconcile Powell's and Brennan's Opinions by Steven M. Kirkelie
• Oregon's "Bully Bill": Are We Needlessly Repressing Student Speech in the Name of School Safety by Carmen M. Snook

Number 3 — Summer 2002

Articles

• Politicizing State Judicial Elections: A Threat to Judicial Independence by Paul J. De Muniz

Comment

• Revisiting Article I, Section 5 of the Oregon Constitution: The Application of Priest v. Pearce and an Evaluation of the Oregon School Tax Credit by Paul J. De Muniz

Note

• The Constitution of Oregon's Split-Recovery Punitive Damages Statue by Junping Han

Number 2 — Spring 2002

Articles

• Of Prisoners and Plaintiffs' Lawyers: A Tale of Two Litigation Reform Efforts by Roger Roots
• Public Policy Challenges to Labor Arbitration Awards: Still a Safe Harbor for Silly Fact Finding? by Paula A. Barran & Todd A. Hanchett

Comments

• The Perils of the Capper-Volstead Act and Its Judicial Treatment: Agricultural Cooperation and Integrated Farming Operations by David P. Claiborne
• Pleading Versus Proving Scienter Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 in the Ninth Circuit After in Re-Silicon Graphics and Howard v. EVEREX: Meet The Pleading Standard and the Fat Lady has Already Sung by Brent Wilson

Number 1 — Winter 2002

Articles

• Grand Illusion? The Brandenburg Test and Speech That Encourages or Facilitates Criminal Acts by Marc Rohr
• Navigability and Public use: Charting a Course Up the Sandy River by Jennie L. Bricker
• Cracking Down on Soccer Moms and Other Urban Legends on the Frontier of the Fourth Amendment: Is it Finally Time to Redefine Searches and Seizures? by Gregory S. Fisher

Comments

• Visages of Janus: The Heavy Burden of Other Constituency Anti-Takeover Statutes on Shareholders and the Efficient Market for Corporate Control by Ryan J. York

Volume 37

Number 4 — Fall 2001

Articles

• Gene Patent Policy: Does Issuing Gene Patents Accord with the Purposes of the U.S. Patent System? by Ryan J. York by James Bradshaw
• A Blank Check: The Ninth Circuit's Preclusion of Substantive Due Process Inquiry in Takings Cases by Jeffrey R. Jones
• Pain Relief, Death With Dignity, and Commerce: The Constitutionality of Congressional Attempts to Regulate Physician-Assisted Suicide in Oregon Via the Commerce Clause After Lopez and Morrison by Stephanie Hendricks
• AT&T V. City of Portland-A Decision Without A Resolution: The Ongoing Debate over Open Access to Broadband Internet Technology by Nicole M. Payne

Number 3 — Fall 2001

Articles

• There's Something About LUBA (Land Use Board of Appeals) by Mary J. Deits & Martin B. Vidgoff
• Reviewing the Reviewer: The Impact of the Land Use Board of Appeals on the Oregon Land Use Problem, 1979-1999 by Edward J. Sullivan
• Marriage and Democracy in Oregon: The Meaning and Implications of Tanner v. Oregon Health Sciences University by William C. Duncan & David Organ Coolidge
• Constitutional and Family Law Implications of the Sleeper and TroxelL Cases: A Denouement for Oregon's Psychological Parent Statute? by Philip F. Schuster II
• Forum Over Substance: The Empty Ritual of Balancing in Regulatory Takings Jurisprudence by Basil H. Mattingly
• "What Part of 'Zero' Don't you Understand?" The Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Discipline and "Zero Tolerance" Policies by Robert Perkovich & Anita M. Rowe

Number 2 — Spring 2001

Articles

• Confronting Your Abuser in Oregon: A New Domestic Violence Hearsay Exception by Peter R. Dworkin
• They Toil Not, Neither Do They Spin: Civil Liability Under the Oregon Securities Law by Peter R. Dworkin
• A Window For Change: Conflicting Ideologies and Legal Reforms in Late Nineteenth-Century Oregon by Inara K. Scott

Number 1 — Winter 2001

Articles

• American Choice of Law at the Dawn of the 21st Century by Symeon C. Symeonides

Panel Presentations

• How Do You Rate a Century? by Friedrich K. Juenger
• Currie's Interest Analysis in the 21st Century: Losing the Battle, but Winning the War by Herma Hill Kay
• American Conflicts at the Dawn of the 21st Century by Arthur T. von Mehren
• Mass Tort Jurisdiction and Choice of Law in a Multinational World Communicating by Extraterrestrial Satellites by Jack B. Weinstein
• Getting the Conflicts of Laws Y2K-Ready by Russell J. Weintraub

Commentaries

• Substantive, Multilateral, and Unilateral Choice-of-Law Approaches by Stanley E. Cox
• Making Choices of Law Together by James A.R. Nafziger
• Interest Analysis, "Multistate Policies," and Considerations of Fairness in Conflicts Torts Cases by Robert A. Sedler
• Conflicts Empiricism by Gene R. Shreve
• During the Deficiencies of the Conflicts Revolution: A Proposal for National Legislation on Choice of Law, Jurisdiction, and Judgments by Ralph U. Whitten

Volume 36

Number 4 — Fall 2000

Articles

• Public Sanctions, Private Liability, and Judicial Responsibility by Michael Traynor
• Thoughts on the Role of Legislation in Tort Cases by Harvey S. Perlman
• Statues and Torts: Comparing the United States to Australia, Canada, and England by Caroline Forell
• Why We Do (or Don't): A Legislator's Perspective on Private Right of Action by Lane Shetterly
• Public Sanctions, Public Liability in Oregon-The Case for Legislative Action and Judicial Restraint by Stephen K. Bushong
• Private Remedies for Public Purposes by Jeffrey Standen
• The Dance of Statutes and the Common Law: Employment, Alcohol, and Other Torts by Henry H. Drummonds

Number 3 — Summer 2000

Articles

• A Legislative History of the Oregon Constitution of 1857 - Part I (Articles I and II)by Claudia Burton & Andrew Grade

Number 2 — Spring 2000

Articles

• How an Idea Really Becomes Law: What Only Jacques Cousteau Can Known by Gregory Chaimov
• Finding Middle Ground: Oregon Experiments With a Central Hearing Panel for Contested Case Proceedings by David W. Heynderickz
• Senate Bill 100: Creating Public School Choice Through Charter Schools by Cindy Hunt
• Confronting Capital Punishment: A Fresh Perspective on the Constitutionality of the Death Penalty Statutes in Oregon by Stephen Kanter

Comment

• The Reasonable Expectation Doctrine and Senate Bill 546: Toward a Bright-Line Rule for Corporate Oppression in Close Corporations by Jeff Garrett
• Note "Hey, that's my Tree!"-An Analysis of the Good-Faith Contract Logger Exemption from the Double and Trebel Damage Provisions of Oregon's Timber Trespass Action by David H. Bowser

Number 1 — Winter 2000

Articles

• Dialing for Discourse: The Search for the "Ever After" by Michael A. Mogill
• Y2K: A "Fortuitous" Loss? by Douglas G. Houser & Linda M. Bolduan
• We're Listening! Electronic Eavesdropping, FISA, An the Secret Court Gerald by H. Robinson

Comment

• Cleaning Up the Oregon Revised Statues: A Modest Proposal on Public Bodies by William R. Long

Notes

• Staking A Claim in Cyberspace: An Overview of Domain Name Disputes by Sung Yang
• Employer Liability for Workplace Sexual Harassment Perpetrated by Supervisors: The Vicarious Liability Standard of Burlington Industries, INC. v. Ellerth and Faragher v. City of Boca Raton by Kristin Piepmeier

Volume 35

Number 4 — Fall 1999

Family Law Symposium: Children and Divorce: Custody and Support Issues Part 2
Articles

• Domestic Violence and Custody: Importing the American Law Institute's Principles of the Law of Family Dissolution by Merle H. Weiner
• The Proposed Ali Child Support Principles by Leslie Joan Harris

Essay

• De Facto Parents and the Unfulfilled Promise of the New Ali Principles by Julie Shapiro
• The Constitutional Implications of the Federalization of Child Support Law by Maureen Callahan VanderMay

Notes

• Parental Substance Abuse: Oregon's Progressive Approach to Treatment and Child Protection can Support Children, Women and Families by Katheryn T. Jones

Number 3 — Summer 1999

Family Law Symposium: Children and Divorce: Custody and Support Issues Part 1
Articles

• Child Custody in the 21st Century: How the American Law Institute Proposes to Achieve Predictability and Still Protect the Individual Child's Best Interests by Katherine T. Bartlett
• Mandating Mediation of Money: The Implications of Enlarging the Scope of Domestic Relations Mediation from Custody to Full Service by Richard Birke
• Child Custody in the New Millennium: The Ali's Proposed Model Contrasted with Oregon's Law by Kathy T. Graham
• Programs for High-Conflict Families by Hugh McIsaac
• Relocation of Parents in Modification of Parenting Plans in Oregon by Mitzi M. Naucler

Comment

• Strengthening the Father-Child Relationship Through a Joint Custody Presumption by Stephanie N. Barnes

Note

• The Constitutional Shaping of Oregon's Trade Secret Law: State ex Rel. Sports Management News V. Nachtigal by Nicole M. Rhoades

Number 2 — Spring 1999

Articles

• Eyeing the Circle: Finding a Place for Spirituality in a Law School Clinic by Calvin G.C. Pang
• Nascent Modernity in the Case of Sherwood v. Walker-An Intertextual Proposition by Alani Golanski
• The U.N. Convention on International Sales and the Seller's Ineffective Right of Reclamation under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code by Michael A. Tessitore

Essays

• Letter to a Law School Graduate by Ann K. Chapman

Number 1 — Winter 1999

Articles

• Minimalism, Desuetude, and Fornication by Robert Misne
• The Prosecution of Billy Budd (Ultra Vires of Positive Law) by Jami K. Elison
• Singled Out: Oregon's Punitively Under Inclusive Sex Offender Registration and Notification Provisions by Sean D. Schrock
• Recovering Attorney Fees in Oregon Under a Unique Tort: Misrepresentation in the Real Estate Sale Transaction by Eric A. Faas

Essays

• The Misunderstood Origins of the Plenary Power Doctrine by Maureen Callahan VanderMay
• Buried Voices, Dominant Themes: Justice Hans Linde and the Move to Structural Constitutional Interpretation by Marci A. Hamilton

Comment

• Achieving River Access in the Beach Access State by William A. Lund

Note

• Ilota's Uncertain Future After Philips v. Washington Legal Foundation by Kymberlee Barrow-Stapleton

Volume 34

Number 3 and 4 — Winter 1998

Symposium Issue
Introduction

• Taking Oregon's Initiative Toward a New Century by Hans A. Linde

Second Annual Paulus Lecture Series

• The Communion of Strangers: Representative Government, Direct Democracy, and the Privatization of the Public Sphere by Philip P. Frickey

Articles

• Is It Animus Or A Difference of Opinion? The Problems Caused by the Invidious Intent of Anti-Gay Ballot Measures by William E. Adams, Jr.
• Interpreting Statues Enacted by Initiative: An Assessment of Proposals to Apply Specialized Interpretive Rules by Jack L. Landau

Essays

• Deliberations about Democracy: Revolutions, Republicanism, and Reform by Robert Henry
• Men Are Not Angels: The Realpolitik of Direct Democracy and What We Can Do about It by Eric Lane
• Is Direct Democracy Anti-Democratic? by Clayton P. Gillette
• The Ghost of Initiatives Yet to Come by Jennifer Friesen
• The Guarantee Clause and Direct Democracy by Hardy Myers
• Budgeting by Initiative: An Oxymoron by William M. Lunch
• Direct Democracy in Oregon-Some Suggestions for Change by Leroy J. Tornquist
• The Impact on Legislative Committees and Legislative Processes of the use of the Initiative in the American West by Stefan Kapsch &Peter Steinberger

Presentations

• The Role of Partisans in the Initiative Debate by Phil Keisling
• The Initiative Process in Oregon: Budgetary Impacts and Proposals for Change by Lynn Lundquist
• Raiding the Initiative: Corporations vs. Citizens by Gregory Kafoury
• The Paradoxes and Politics of Citizen Initiatives by Thomas E. Cronin
• "Democracy Is Coming" Lloyd Marbet

Appendix

• Initiating "Laws" in the Form of "Constitutional Amendments": An Amicus Curiae Brief by David B. Frohnmayer &Hans A. Linde

Number 2 — Spring 1998

Articles

• Communicating Between the Planets: Law Reform for the Twenty-First Century by Dominick Vetri
• What Does Ambiguous Mean? Making Sense of Statutory Analysis in Oregon by Steven J. Johansen
• The Promise of a New Day: Senate Bill 880 and its Impact on Teacher and Administrator Employment and Accountability David W. Turner &Ronald E. Wilson
• Vega V. S.B.645: Underinsured Motorist Coverage and the Exhaustion Clause by Joel S. DeVore
• Vote-by-Mail in the State of Oregon by Priscilla L. Southwell &Justin Burchett

Comment

• Why Vatical Settlements Constitute Investment Contracts Within the Meaning of the 1933 and 1934 Securities Acts by Dave Luxenberg

Number 1 — Winter 1998

Articles

• International and Foreign Law Right Here in River City by James A.R. Nafziger

Comments

• NSMIA and Oregon Securities Registration Laws: Is Oregon's Blue Sky Falling? by Heather J. Van Meter
• Attorney Fees in State Constitutional Litigation: A Proposed Legislative Reform for Oregon by Sean D. Schrock
• Sitting of Cellular Relay Teorws: Are Prohibitive Land Use Regulations Consistent With Oregon's Constitutional Guarantee of Free Expression? by Daniel J. Drazan

Notes

• Requiem for Robertson: The Life and Death of a Free-Speech Framework in Oregon by William R. Long
• What's in a Name? The Battle Over Ballet Titles in Oregon by William A. Lund