Status
Available
Call number
LCC
K27 .I4
ISBN
0191-9822
Publication
Salem, Or. : College of Law, Willamette University
Physical description
(various pagings) p.; 26 cm
Local notes
Willamette law review volume 29 number 2 spring 1993 contents: Page 151 - Protecting judicial leadership: did Rehnquist prefer to switch than fight? by Frank Guliuzza III. Page 191 - On Uberty: legal reasoning by analogy and Pierce's theory of abduction by Stephen M. McJohn. Page 237 - The Booth cases: final step to the Civil War by Jenni Parrish. Page 279 - Education as a fundamental right under the United States Constitution by Thomas J. Walsh. Page 297 - The interaction of the bankruptcy code and environmental laws: the grit, the grind, and the grease by Robert R. Graves. Page 323 - The Religious Freedom Restoration Act: a prison's dilemma by Mary A. Schnabel. Page 343 - The admissibility of first amendment protected conduct as an aggravating factor in capital sentencing trials after Dawson v. Delaware by J. Christopher Naftzger. Page 365 - NEPA: as procedure it stands, as procedure it falls: standing and substantive review in Idaho Conservation League v. Mumma by George K. Pash. Includes table of contents.