Oregon law review

Oregon law review volume 78 number 3 Fall 1999 contents: Page 605 - [S]ome [A]ccurate [I]nformation is [B]etter than [No] [I]nformation [A]t [A]ll: arguments against an exception to the learned intermediary doctrine based on direct - to - consumer advertising by Jack B. Harrison and Mina J. Jesserson. Page 641 - On dams and democracy by Christine A. Klein. Page 735 - A "just and proper division": property distribution at divorce in Oregon by Leslie Joan Harris. Page 767 - Framers' intent and military power: has Supreme Court deference to the military gone too far? by Kalyani Robbins. Page 807 - No protection for the elderly: the inadequacy of the capacity doctrine in avoiding unfair contracts involving seniors by Wendy Chung Rossiter. Page 827 - Exploding liability: creating a case of action for defectively designed airbags under the Restatement (Third) of Torts by Susan M. Mudgett. Includes table of contents.