Lewis & Clark Law Review Online Journal Archive

Volume 23.4, Fall 2019

CAN WE DO THAT? DEFINING THE SCOPE OF RULEMAKING AUTHORITY IN OREGON’S COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS, PART II: DISCRETIONARY RULEMAKING AUTHORITY IN GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
by Bruce Lepore

Volume 23.3, Summer 2019

THE DEAD HAND OF THE PAST IN OREGON CHOICE OF LAW
by John T. Parry

RECORD LABEL AS MANAGER: AN UNINTENDED AGENCY
by Kellen Brockman

Volume 23.2, Spring 2019

CAN WE DO THAT? DEFINING THE SCOPE OF RULEMAKING AUTHORITY IN OREGON’S COMMON INTEREST DEVELOPMENTS. PART I: STATUTORY SCOPE OF AUTHORITY. 
by Bruce Lepore

Volume 22, Fall 2018 

I DO MY JOB, NOW YOU DO YOURS: HOW OREGON’S WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SYSTEM HAS FOUND SAVINGS IN A TIME OF COSTLY CARE.
by Daniel E. Walker

SAVING THE FUTURE: AN INTERSTATE COMPARISON OF JUVENILE JUSTICE
by Keightley Wilkins

THE OREGON PAY EQUITY ACT IS HERE 
by Jeffrey D. Jones and Tamara E. Jones 

DE-CRIMINALIZING MILITARY SERVICE THROUGH DEFERRED PROSECUTION IN VETERAN TREATMENT COURTS
by Nicholas R. Sanchez