Oregon law review

Oregon law review volume 78 number 2 Summer 1999 contents: Page 385 - Speech. "Professionalism" by Sandra Day O'Connor. Page 393 - Articles. At the foot of the master: what Charles Dickens got right about what lawyers do wrong by Michael K. McChrytal. Page 425 - The sanctity of settlements and the significance of court approval: discerning clarity from bankruptcy rule 9019 by Reynaldo Anaya Velencia. Page 501 - State taxation on non - Indians whom do business with Indian tribes: why several recent Ninth Circuit holdings reemphasize the need for Indian tribes to enter into taxation compacts with their respective state by Richard J. Ansson, Jr. Page 551 - Comments. Our vulnerable constitutional rights: the Supreme Court's restriction of Congress' enforcement powers in City of Boerne v. Flores by Caroline E. Kuerschner. Page 587 - Capping judicial discretion: drawing the line for Oregon trial judges in granting motions for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or a new trial in civil cases by Joel A. Parker. Includes table of contents.