Issue Archive

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

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