Willamette law review

Willamette law review volume 29 number 4 fall 1993 contents: Page 617 - Stature and status of a promise under seal as a legal formality by Eric Mills Holmes. Page 669 - The emergence of decontextualization in the equal protection jurisprudence of the United States Supreme Court by Johnathan P. Nelson. Page 689 - The erosion of juvenile court judge discretion in the transfer decision nationwide and in Oregon by Royce Scott Buckingham. Page 711 - Oregon's "hands - off" rule: ethical and liability issues presented by attorney - client sexual contact by Caroline Forell. Page 763 - R. A. V. City of St. Paul, Minnesota and Wisconsin v. Mitchell: the Supreme Court's first response to hate crimes by Paul Benjamin Heatherman. Page 801 - The lodestar method: an objective solution to the unreasonable way in which reasonable fees are calculated in Oregon by Randall Paul Sutton. Page 829 - State v. Olmstead and the defense of guilty but insane by John M. Coletti. Page 843 - Dangerous liasons: criminalizing conduct related to HIV transmission by Jacob A. Heth. Page 867 - Property as a civil right: the expansion of Washington State regulatory takings law by Stephanie E. Marshall. Page 893 - Prebankruptcy planning with ERISA - qualified pension plans and Individual Retirement Accounts after Patterson v. Shumate by Michael C. Petersen. Page 927 - The mark of a killer: use of other crimes evidence to prove identity in State v. Johnson by Bradley D. Toney. Includes table of contents.