Oregon law review

Oregon law review volume 82 number 2 Summer 2003 contents: Page 221 - Subpoenaing information from the gambling industry: will the discovery process in civil lawsuits reveal hidden violations including the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act? by John Warren Kindt. Page 295 - Diversity class actions, common relief, and the rule of individual valuation by Steven S. Gensler, Page 369 - A road to no Warex: The No Electronic Theft Act and criminal copyright infringement by Eric Goldman. Page 433 - Housing impact assessments: opening new doors for state housing regulation while localism persists by Tim Iglesias. Page 517 - The Bill of Rights by Garrett Epps. Page 529 - Medical monitoring: the viability of a new cause of action in Oregon by David C. Campbell. Page 559 - Searching for a corporate liability standard under the Alien Tort Claims Act in Doe v. Unocal by Ryan A. Tyz. Page 581 - Hope for Hanford downwinders? The Ninth Circuit's ruling in In re Hanford Nuclear Reservation litigation by Eric DeJure Wilson. Includes table of contents.