Willamette law journal

Willamette law journal volume 5 numbers 1 through 4 contents: Page 1 - In re gault - its impact in Oregon by Elizabeth W. Browne and William S. Fort. Page 28 - The role of counsel in the juvenile proceeding by Jena V. Schlegel. Page 50 - The "in blank" consent and the independent adoption: a defense by Marion B. Embick. Page 66 - The confessions of juveniles by Robert D. Dayton. Page 82 - Divorce - the welfare and best interest of the child by Ronald T. Banta. Page 93 - Adoption - the welfare and best interest of the child by Richard A. Edwards. Page 104 - Contributing to delinquency statutes 0 an ounce of prevention? by Derryck H. Dittman. Page 121 - Juvenile court intake: form and function by Joseph P. Palmier. Page 131 - Oregon's child abuse legislation: some additional proposals by S. D. A. Page 140 - Automobile negligence cases and the parental immunity doctrine by C. A. B. Page 149 - Quantum of proof in delinquency hearings by L. J. C. Page 157 - State of Oregon v. Dwain Lee Little: disposition from the juvenile court by H. H. H. Page 171 - Jurisdiction in child custody awards by P. K. Page 177 - Unfit parents - ORS 419.523(2)(a) by J. P. P. Volume 5 Number 2 Winter 1969 Symposium Contents: Page 183 - The authority of home rule cities and counties in Oregon to levy sales and income taxes - an affirmative view by Herman Kehrli and James M. Mattis. Page 203 - Apportionment in Oregon by John A. Reuling, Jr. Page 229 - Joint interests between spouses in Oregon - gift and death tax considerations by Jon E. Bischel. Page 253 - False statements as substantive evidence of guilt by Carol A. Beaty. Page 277 - Judicial intervention in expulsions or suspensions by private universities by Dale M. Hermann. Page 295 - Suburbia lost - constitutional and other challenges regarding the municipal income tax on nonresidents by E. J. S. Page 321 - The duty of an insurer to defend the insured by D. P. C. Page 331 - Statutory minimum capitalization requirements by B. E. B. Page 345 - Rental value of property as a charitable deduction by L. A. R. Page 353 - Storekeeper's liability in "rainwater" slip and fall actions by J. S. Volume 5 Number 3 Summer 1969 Admiralty Symposium Contents: Page 367 - Imaginary chair removed from the United States Courthouse; or, what have they done to admiralty? by M. Bayard Crutcher. Page 379 - Recovery for wrongful death on offshore and inland waters by Sam L. Levinson. Page 393 - Limitation of liability: Gilmore and Black's concept of privity based on "primitive unseaworthiness" by Erskine B. Wood. Page 399 - The radar annex and rule 16 of the regulations for preventing collisions at sea, 1960, as they affect navigation in restricted visibility by John F. Meadows. Page 415 - Modern methods of plotting by Captain Robert M. Slack. Page 433 - Introduction to towage by Kenneth E. Roberts. Page 445 - Maritime law and the passenger ticket: seventy years under the majestic doctrine by Douglas S. Dunham. Page 481 - Admiralty's stepchild: strict tort liability by F. E. Page 493 - Carle & Montanari, Inc. v. American export isbrandtsen lines: extension of the $500 per package limitation of liability by R. L. A. Page 509 - Schneider v. Smith: the Magnuson Act and the first amendment by J. R. H. Page 519 - Log salvage on navigable streams and the Oregon Log Patrol Act by J. E. M. Page 529 - The aftermath of Wilburn by D. S. T. Page 543 - Book review by Larry K. Harvey. Volume 5 Number 4 December 1969 Symposium Contents: Page 553 - Choosing a test for criminal insanity by George M. Platt. Page 575 - Guilty please and the concept of waiver by M. P. Page 589 - The Oregon "Long - Arm" Statute: two recent cases by J. S. E. Page 601 - Facts and philosophical method: a phenomenological viewpoint by D. B. D. Page 639 - Involuntary corporate dissolution: a comparison of statutory methods in California, Delaware, New York and Oregon by R. B. Page 663 - Determination of the right to counsel by T. R. W. Page 671 - Property tax exemption for containerized nursery stock by M. D. H. Page 683 - The medical accident within the coverage of insurance policies by J. S. Includes tables of contents, maps, subject index and the cumulative index.