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Oregon Law Review : Vol. 89, No. 1 (2010)
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)This Comment examines how the Uniform Law Commission can essentially eradicate the excess funds provision from state statutes simply by amending the uniform pet trust statutes (specifically section 408 of the Uniform ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)This Note analyzes the Comprehensive Drug Testing(CDT) guidelines in five parts. Part I briefly reviews the facts of the case to provide context to the guidelines and their intended application. Part II explains the basic ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)The contribution of this Article is the synthesis of legal advocacy and the psychological studies of priming. It shows advocates how priming can help them make better strategic decisions in their briefs and gives specific ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)This Comment examines how the Uniform Law Commission can essentially eradicate the excess funds provision from state statutes simply by amending the uniform pet trust statutes (specifically section 408 of the Uniform ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)It is time to change the law governing lineup eyewitness identification procedures and the admission at trial of eyewitness identifications. Over the last forty years, forensic science has developed considerably while ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)I argue that securities regulation is best viewed as part of a larger societal framework that serves to protect individuals from stock market risk. I contend that management of market risk is a valid societal goal; that ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)The Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness Act of 1986 created a federally funded, national system of patient advocacy that gave lawyers, known as “patient advocates,” the authority to investigate ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)This Article seeks to explain why voluntary graduated response, as publicly controversial as it is, is squarely on the table as corporate rights owners and broadband providers discuss their respective roles in the future ...
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(University of Oregon Law School, 2010)African Americans face a significant and menacing threat, but it is not the one that has preoccupied the press, pundits, and policy makers in the wake of several bigoted murders and a resurgent white supremacist movement. ...