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List of Papers (Total 1,573)

The Implied Termination of Community Property Agreements Upon Permanent Separation

Financial Responsibility Assistance for Underground Storage Tanks: Can Washington State Run a Pollution Reinsurance Company?

Howard v. United States: Who Should Be Responsible for the 100 Percent Penalty?

Freedom of Religion vs. Public School Reading Curriculum

Regulatory Taking Doctrine in Washington: Now You See It, Now You Don't

Book Review: A Political Scientist Examines the Washington Supreme Court A CENTURY OF JUDGING by Charles H. Sheldon

History of the University of Puget Sound School of Law

Statutory Compilations of Washington

In the Beginning: The Washington Supreme Court a Century Ago

Condemnation, Credit, and Corporations in Washington: 100 Years of Judicial Decisions—Have the Framers' Views Been Followed?

In re Grant: Where Does Washington Stand on Artificial Nutrition and Hydration?

Science, Freedom of Conscience and the Establishment Clause

Washington's Diminished Capacity Defense Under Attack

A Nonsettling Defendant's Perspective on Reasonableness Hearings Under Washington's 1981 Tort Reform Act

Curing Washington's Occupational Disease Statute: Dennis v. Departmentof Labor and Industries

The Tort Crisis: Causes, Solutions, and the Constitution

Survey of Washington Search and Seizure Law: 1988 Update

Washington's Second Degree Felony-Murder Rule and the Merger Doctrine: Time for Reconsideration

Recovery of Pure Economic Loss in Product Liability Actions: An Economic Comparison of Three Legal Rules

Automatic Consumer Protection Recovery Act for Lack of Informed Consent: Quimby v. Fine

Book Review: Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Defender of Liberty and Law by Donald L. Smith

The Psychiatrist's Dilemma: Protect the Public or Safeguard Individual Liberty?

Judicial Conscience and Natural Rights: A Reply to Professor Ledewitz

Cumulative Index

Balancing the Right to Confrontation and the Need to Protect Child Sexual Abuse Victims: Are Statutes Authorizing Televised Testimony Serving Their Purpose?