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A Critical Examination of "Decoupling": An Introduction, Dongsheng Zang and Miles Lee

A Cross-Disciplinary Approach to Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Inequities, Elizabeth Pendo

Administrative Sovereignty: Tribal Governance and Public Administration, Kekek Stark and Monte Mills

Advancing Health Equity Through Oversight, Elizabeth Pendo

Against Chevron - A Modest Proposal, William R. Andersen

A Good Death: End-of-Life Lawyering Through a Relational Autonomy Lens, Genevieve Mann

AI Litigations, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Alaska, Jeff M. Feldman

Alaska’s 1st Ranked Choice Voting Election, Lisa Marshall Manheim

All About Openings: The Ins, The Outs, And Other Directions As Well!, William Bailey

ALL EYEZ ON RAP & HIP-HOP: ANALYZING HOW BLACK EXPRESSION IS CRIMINALIZED AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE RAP ACT OF 2022, Maia Young

A Loophole in the Fourth Amendment: The Government's Unregulated Purchase of Intimate Health Data, Rhea Bhatia

America's Next "Stop Model!": Model Deletion, Jevan Hutson and Ben Winters

Amicus Brief of Native Nations in Montana, Kathryn Shanley, and Denise Juneau, Held v. State of Montana, Montana Supreme Court Docket No. DA 23-0575, Monte Mills, Jeremiah Chin, Mia Montoya Hammersley, Fredrick Ole Ikayo, Clare Derby, and Natasha De La Cruz

A Mulching Proposal: Analysing and Improving an Algorithmic System for Turning the Elderly into High-Nutrient Slurry, Os Keyes, Jevan Hutson, and Meredith Durbin

Anti-Corruption Justice Centre: A Comparison of its Operation in the Republic and the Emirate of Afghanistan, Fahima Sirat

Antimatters: The Curious Case of Confederate Monuments, Jeremiah Chin

Appellant's Brief

Appellants' Opening Brief - Green v. City of Tucson, Docket No. 02-16700 (340 F.3d 891 (9th Cir. 2003))

Appellant's Opening Brief - U.S. v. Garcia-Valenzuela, Docket No. 99-50175 (232 F.3d 1003 (9th Cir. 2000)

Appellant's Opening Brief - U.S. v. Henderson, Docket No. 81-1279 (672 F.2d 924 (9th Cir. 1982))

Appellant's Opening Brief - U.S. v Lomayaoma, Docket No. 95-10516 (86 F.3d 142 (9th Cir. 1996))

Appellant's Reply Brief - U.S. v. Garcia-Valenzuela, Docket No. 99-50175 (232 F.3d 1003 (9th Cir. 2000)

Appellant's Reply Brief - U.S. v. Henderson, Docket No. 81-1279 (672 F.2d 924 (9th Cir. 1982))

Appellant's Reply Brief - U.S. v Lomayaoma, Docket No. 95-10516 (86 F.3d 142 (9th Cir. 1996))

Appellants' Supplemental Brief on Rehearing

Appendix to Respondents' Supplemental Responsive Brief to Petitions for Mandamus and Motion to Intervene of United States Government

Arizona v. Navajo Nation, Monte Mills

Asian Law Center’s New Initiatives, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

A Tale of Two Subject-to-Tax Rules, Sol Picciotto, Jeffery M. Kadet, and Bob Michel

Attacking Profit Shifting: The Approach Everyone Forgets, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Avoiding Catastrophe: An Introduction to OWASP Proactive Controls, Ian Gorrie

Bar Prep for LL.M. Students, Carrie Sanford

Be Careful What You Ask For: Educacion Para Todas/os, the Perils and the Power, Jessica Solyom, Jeremiah Chin, and Kristi Ryujin

Being Brave in a New DEI World, Amanda K. Stephen

BEPS - A Primer on Where it Came from and Where It’s Going, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Bidenomics Versus Maganomics: Pick Your Poison, Thomas Schoenbaum

Big Data Searches, Mary Fan

Big Data Searches and the Future of Criminal Procedure, Mary Fan

Book Review, Daniel H. Foote

Book Review: Legal Scholarship in Japan, Daniel H. Foote

Book Review: Policing Japan, Daniel H. Foote

Breaking Algorithmic Immunity: Why Section 230 Immunity May Not Extend to Recommendation Algorithms, Max Del Real

Bridging the Global Divide in AI Regulation: A Proposal for a Contextual, Coherent, and Commensurable Framework, Sangchul Park

Brief for Appellee - U.S. v. Garcia-Valenzuela, Docket No. 99-50175 (232 F.3d 1003 (9th Cir. 2000))

Brief for Defendant in Error - Durland v. U.S., Docket Nos. 528 & 529 (161 U.S. 306 (1896))

Brief for Plaintiff in Error - Durland v. U.S., Docket Nos. 528 & 529 (161 U.S. 306 (1896))

Brief for the United States Amicus Curiae

Brief for the United States as Amicus Curiae

Brief of Amicae Curiae Susan Boundy-Sanders and Paula Waters in Support of Friends of Sammamish Valley and Futurewise, King County v. Friends of Sammamish Valley, Washington State Supreme Court Docket No. 102177-1, William Bailey

Brief of Amici Curiae, American Civil Liberties Union of Washington

Brief of Amici Curiae City of Yakima and Association of Washington Cities - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Brief of Amici Curiae Lower Elwha, Muckleshoot, and Skokomish Indian Tribes

Brief of Amici Curiae Lummi, Makah, Quileute, Puyallup, Muckleshoot, and Skokomish Indian Tribes

Brief of Amicus Curiae

Brief of Amicus Curiae Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Brief of Amicus Curiae on Behalf of the State of Idaho Fish and Game Department

Brief of Amicus Curiae Washington Council of School Attorneys in Support of Respondents - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Brief of Appellant

Brief of Appellant - China Products North America v. Manewal, Docket No. 29075-4-I (69 Wash.App. 767 (1993))

Brief of Appellant - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Brief of Appellant Puyallup Tribe

Brief of Appellant Ramona Bennett

Brief of Appellants/Intervenors - Supporters of the Center v. Moore, Docket No. 28383-2-II (119 Wash.App. 352 (2003))

Brief of Appellant, The Individual Members of Puyallup Tribe of Indians

Brief of Appellees

Brief of Cross-Appellants Northwest Steelheaders Council of Trout Unlimited and Gary Ellis

Brief of Legal Scholars as Amici Curiae in Support of Respondents, Becerra v. San Carlos Apache Tribe, Becerra v. Northern Arapaho Tribe, U.S. Supreme Court Docket Nos. 23-250 & 23-253, Gregory Ablavsky, Seth Davis, Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, Ethan J. Leib, Dan Lewerenz, Nazune Menka, Monte Mills, Richard Monette, Joseph William Singer, Gerald Torres, and Rebecca Tsosie

Brief of Petitioners in Support of Application for Writ of Mandamus

Brief of Respondent Department of Game of the State of Washington

Brief of Respondents Northwest Steelheaders Council of Trout Unlimited and Gary Ellis

Brief of Respondent Spokane County - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Brief of the Association on American Indian Affairs, Amicus Curiae

Brief of the United States, Amicus Curiae

Building Businesses and Portfolios for Tomorrow, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Building Collaboration Between Doctrinal Faculty, Clinical Faculty, and Creative Practitioners on the Ground, Christine N. Cimini

Can a Cost Sharing Arrangement Prevent a Tax Shelter Label?, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Can Authentic Lay Lawyering and Democratically Structured Movement Lawyering Improve Civil Access to Justice?, Christine N. Cimini

Carceral Colonialism: Schools, Prisons, and Indigenous Youth in the United States, Jeremiah Chin, Nicholas Bustamante, and Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy

Carceral Socialization as Voter Suppression, Danieli Evans

Caring for Patients with Disabilities, Elizabeth Pendo

Catalyzing Change: Political Will in Fighting Corruption, Anita Ramasastry

Challenging Disability Discrimination in the Clinical Use of PDMP Algorithms, Elizabeth Pendo and Jennifer D. Oliva

Chapter 0 - Table of Contents and Preface, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 10 - Edmund Fitzhugh - a Colorful Judge; Courts and Cases in Whatcom, Jefferson, Island, and San Juan Counties, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 11A - Sketches of the Pioneer Bar, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 11 - Territorial Jurisdiction; Background of the Supreme Court and the Early Decisions, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 12 - Early Courts and Cases of Pierce County, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 13 - Walla Walla Under Judges Strong, Oliphant, and Wyche, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 14 - Early Bar of Central Washington and the Inland Empire, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 15 - Judge Wyche Supports Vancouver's Claim to the Capitol, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 16 - Quarrel Between Judges Hewitt and Wyche, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 17 - Judge C. Ben Darwin, Co-Respondent in the Wilson Divorce Case; Vacations, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 18 - Benjamin F. Dennison - Lawyer, Legislator, and Judge, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 19 - Life and Public Service of Selucius Garfielde, Orator and Statesman, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 1 - Law and Order in the Oregon Territory, North of the Columbia River 1849-1855. David Stone, the First Lawyer; The Wallance Murder Trial, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 20 - Tax Litigation Culminates in the Tragedy of Bion F. Kendall; Kennedy as Prosecutor and Judge, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 21 - Charles M. Bradshaw of Port Townsend and His Legislative Quarrels, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 22 - Joseph R. Lewis - Twice Resigned From Office; Lewis-Brents Dispute, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 23 - Judges Samuel C. Wingard and William G. Langford, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 24 - Two Territorial Judges Go To Congress (Orange Jacobs and Obidiah B. McFadden), Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 25 - Constitutional Convention of 1878 and Delegate Thomas H. Brents, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 26 - Lawyers of Distinction Part I: William Lair Hill, Charles Hathaway Larrabee, Henry G. Struve, Leander Holmes, Alonzo Gerry Cook, Cornelius Holgate Hanford, Charles S. Voorhees, John Charles Haines, John Beard Allen, Patrick Henry Winston, Samuel H. Piles, George Donworth, James B. Howe, Issact Miller Hall, Frank H. Rudkin, John J. McGilvra, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 27 - Lawyers of Distinction Part II: Elisha P. Ferry, Watson C. Squire, William H. White, James B. Metcalfe, William Cary Jones, Edward Whitson, James Hamilton Lewis, Ralph Oregon Dunbar, Thomas Burke, James Theodore Ronald, Harold Preston, George Morris Haller, James McNaught, Elwood Evans, Frank Pierce, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 28 - Judge John P. Hoyt and the Constitution of 1889, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 29 - Roger S. Greene, The Great Chief Justice, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 2 - Simpson Preston Moses - First Collector of Customs; Seizure of the Beaver and Mary Dare, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 30 - Greene as a Jurist, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 31 - The Arrival of Judge George Turner - Judge, Senator, and Diplomat, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 32 - Two Opposing Judicial Philosophies, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 33 - The Bench and Bar of Snohomish County, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 34 - Lawyers and Law Courts of Spokane County, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 35 - The Bar of Seattle in Later Years, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 36 - Sketches of the Bench and Bar of Western Washington in the 1880's and 1890's, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 37 - Lawyers and the Anti-Chinese Riots, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 38 - Final Years of the Territorial Supreme Court, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 39 - Struggle for the First United States Judgeship - Calkins vs. Hanford, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 3 - John B. Chapman the First Lawyer Admitted; The Monticello Convention, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 40 - Mining Booms, Irrigation, and Stockraising Bring New Counties, Courts, and Lawyers, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 41 - Lawyers and Judges Under the Law, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 42 - Organization of the Bar; Courts of Statehood, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 42 (part 2) - Tables of Territorial Justices, County Courts & Judges, Supreme Court Justices, U.S. Judges, and Attorneys General, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 4 - First Legislative Session, 1854; and George N. McConaha, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 5 - The Judiciary Arrives at Olympia, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 6 - The Courts Begin Their Work, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 7 - Martial Law Closes the Court at Steilacoom; Judge Lander Arrested; First Meeting of the Bar, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 8 - Judge Chenoweth Reopens Court; The Trial of Leschi, Arthur S. Beardsley

Chapter 9 - Settlers Charged with Treason; Governor Stevens Reprieves Himself, Arthur S. Beardsley

China’s Reception of the AI Revolution, Dongsheng Zang

China's Response to the U.S. Call for Decoupling: The Foreign Investment Law of 2020, Daniel C. Chow

Citing GenAI: If, When, and How to Cite Generative Artificial Intelligence in Your Legal Writing, Amanda K. Stephen

City of Spokane's Reply Brief to Amici Curiae Pemco Insurance Company, Washington Education Association and The Seattle Community Council Federation's Brief - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

Client Confidentiality as Data Security, Jonah E. Perlin

Close to Final? A Binding International Treaty on Business and Human Rights, Anita Ramasastry

CODED SOCIAL CONTROL: CHINA’S NORMALIZATION OF BIOMETRIC SURVEILLANCE IN THE POST COVID-19 ERA, Michelle Miao

Commercial Religious Exercise: Translating Commercial Speech Doctrine to the Free Exercise Clause, Danieli Evans

Commercial Sex and Exploitation, Judge Barbara Mack and Dana Raigrodski

Community Property and Conflict of Laws: A Cacophony of Cases, Karen Boxx

Concrete Private Interest in Regulatory Enforcement: Tradable Environmental Resource Rights as a Basis for Standing, Danieli Evans

Conditions of Participation: Incorporating the History of Hospital Desegregation, Sallie Sanford

Conditions of Participation: Incorporating the History of Hospital Desegregation, Sallie Sanford

Conflict & Corruption: Navigating Business Challenges in High-Risk Zones, Anita Ramasastry

Considering a Right to Repair Software, Robert W. Gomulkiewicz

Constitutional Cranium, Terry J. Price

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, Mizuki Hashiguchi

Contents Vol 33.1

Contingency Fee Conflicts: Attorneys Push for Quick-Kill Settlements When Their Clients Would Be Better Off Going to Trial, Steve Calandrillo, Chryssa V. Deliganis, and Neela Brocato

Credit Market and Movable Assets, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Criminal Caselaw Notebook 2024, Hon. Ronald Kessler

Critical Race Theory, Mary Romero and Jeremiah Chin

Crypto Losses, Xuan-Thao Nguyen and Jeffrey A. Maine

Data Sanctuaries for Reproductive and Gender Freedoms, Mary Fan

Debate on EU Corporate Sustainability due Diligence Directive, Anita Ramasastry

Debiasing Desire: Addressing Bias & Discrimination on Intimate Platforms, Jevan Hutson, Jessie G. Taft, Solon Barocas, and Karen Levy

Decoupling Defined: Four Theories and Four Illustrations from the Sino-American Trade War, Raj Bhala

Designing Legal Writing Problems for the NextGen-eration, Jaclyn Celebrezze, Lauren E. Sancken, Carrie Sanford, Amanda K. Stephen, and David Ziff

Development Dialogues: Tax Justice and the Rights to Development: An Opportunity for Transformation, Anita Ramasastry

Development Disrupted: The Case of Afghanistan Taliban 2.0 and Lessons Learned About Foreign Aid Management, Mohammad Q. Shah and Stephen A. Rosenbaum

Dictionary Developments: Book Review, Daniel H. Foote

Disability Algorithmic Discrimination in Health Care, Elizabeth Pendo

Discussant, Regulatory Efforts to Reduce Algorithmic Risks to Human Rights, Anita Ramasastry

Disparately Disabled: Advocating for All Federal Courts of Appeals to Make Disparate Impact Claims Cognizable Under Federal Disability Rights Law, Dustine Bowker

Distinguishing Privacy Law: A Critique of Privacy as Social Taxonomy, María P. Angel and Ryan Calo

Docket Entry 100 - Filed Plaintiff's Motion to Dismiss Counterclaim and Strike Parts of Answers of Intervenor-Defendants and Defendant

Docket Entry 101 - Filed Memorandum of Authority in Support of above Motion to Dismiss Counterclaim and Strike Parts of Answers of Intervenor-Defendants and Defendant

Docket Entry 102 - Filed Motion of Upper Skagit Tribe to Intervene

Docket Entry 103 - Filed Motion of Committee to Save our Fish to Reconsider Order Denying Intervention

Docket Entry 106A - Filed stipulation regarding Discovery Agreements

Docket Entry 107 - Filed Appeal of Washington Reefneters Association to participate as a party, or alternate Motion for reconsideration

Docket Entry 10 - Filed Affidavit of Carl Crouse

Docket Entry 110 - Filed Application for Temporary Restraining Order

Docket Entry 111 - Filed Motion for preliminary Injunction

Docket Entry 112 - Filed Memorandum of points and authorities in support of Motions

Docket Entry 113 - Filed and Entered Order approving Stipulation regarding discovery agreements

Docket Entry 115 - Filed Supplemental Affidavits of Kenneth Payne, Christian Penn and William Frank

Docket Entry 118 - Filed Second Supplemental to Affidavits filed 1-19-72

Docket Entry 119 - Filed Motion to reconsider Order denying intervention

Docket Entry 121 - Filed Petition of State of Idaho Fish and Game Department for leave to participate as Amicus Curiae

Docket Entry 122 - Filed Affidavit of Idaho Fish and Game Department in support

Docket Entry 124A - Filed Affidavit of James Aggergard

Docket Entry 124B - Filed Affidavit of Robert Leslie

Docket Entry 124C - Filed Affidavit of Clifford Millenbach

Docket Entry 124D - Filed Affidavit of Loyd A. Royal

Docket Entry 124E - Filed Affidavit of Walter Neubrech

Docket Entry 125 - Filed Memorandum of Authority in opposition to Plaintiff's Motion to Strike Affidavit Defenses

Docket Entry 126 - Filed Third Supplemental Affidavit of Kenneth Payne

Docket Entry 12 - Filed Motion, Memorandum and Notice of Makah Indian Tribe to Intervene

Docket Entry 130 - Filed Memorandum of Authority (State of Washington) in opposition to Motion for Preliminary Injunction

Docket Entry 135 - Filed Notice of Appeal by Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Squaxin Island Tribe, Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe, Skokomish Indian Tribe and Stillaguamish Tribe

Docket Entry 136 - Filed and Entered Order denying Plaintiff's motion for preliminary Injunction

Docket Entry 139 - Filed copy of Order of Circuit Court of Appeals denying Motion for Injunction pending Appeal

Docket Entry 13 - Filed Motion of Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, et al to Intervene as party Plaintiffs

Docket Entry 142 - Filed certified copy of Order and Judgement of dismissal of CCA

Docket Entry 144 - Received letter directed to Judge Goodwin from Mister Rhea regarding position of Washington Reef Net Owners Association, with affidavit of mailing attached

Docket Entry 145 - Filed Proposed revised Agenda for Pre-trial Conference of 5-25-72

Docket Entry 147 - Filed Complaint of Plaintiff-Intervenor Upper Skagit River Tribe

Docket Entry 148 - Filed and Entered Order of first Pretrial Conference Counsel notified by card

Docket Entry 149 - Filed Answer of Washington Reef Net Owners Association to Complaint of Intervenor, Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 14 - Filed Memorandum of Points and Authority in support of above Motion to Intervene

Docket Entry 151 - Filed and Entered Stipulated Order modifying 6-22-72 Order of first pretrial conference

Docket Entry 152 - Received letter directed to Judge Goodwin regarding filing of response to pending Motions and filing Motion, by J.L. Coniff, Assistant Attorney General for State of Washington

Docket Entry 153 - Filed First Set of Plaintiff's Interrogatories to Defendants Crouse and Washington State Game Commission

Docket Entry 154 - Filed second set of Plaintiff's Interrogatories to Defendant Carl Crouse and Washington State Commission

Docket Entry 155 - Filed Plaintiff's Status Report to the Court

Docket Entry 156 - Filed Plaintiff's Motions

Docket Entry 157 - Filed Affidavit of Stuart F. Pierson

Docket Entry 159 - Filed Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment

Docket Entry 160 - Filed Memorandum of Authorities in support of motion for summary judgement and in opposition to motion to strike affirmative defenses

Docket Entry 161 - Filed Affidavit of Majorie Mohoric

Docket Entry 164 - Filed Notice of Motion and Motion to reconsider plaintiff's Motion to compel Answers to Interrogatories and for attorneys fees

Docket Entry 165 - Filed Memorandum in Support of Motion to reconsider Plaintiff's Motion to Compel Answers to Interrogatories and for Attorneys Fees

Docket Entry 167 - Filed Memorandum of Authorities by Washington State Sportsmens Council, Amicus Curiae, in support of defendant Washington Department of Game's Motion for Summary Judgement

Docket Entry 170 - Filed Motion to Strike Defendant's Affidavits

Docket Entry 171 - Filed United States Memorandum in opposition to Game Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgement with exhibits attached

Docket Entry 173 - Filed Plaintiff's Memorandum in opposition to the Department of Game's Motion for Summary Judgement

Docket Entry 174 - Filed Memo. of Amicus Curiae, Idaho Fish and Game Dept. in support of Deft. Washington Dept. of game's Motion for Sum. Judmt

Docket Entry 174 - Filed Memorandum of Amicus Curiae, Idaho Fish and Game Department in support of Defendant Washington Department of Game's Motion for Summary Judgement

Docket Entry 175 - Filed Plaintiff's Supplemental Memorandum

Docket Entry 176 - Filed Motion to certify interlocutory Orders as Appealable

Docket Entry 178 - Filed Answers of Carl Crouse and Washington State Game Commission to Plaintiff's Interrogatories

Docket Entry 182 - Filed Motion of Plaintiff-Intervenors Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, others, to compel answering of Interrogatories

Docket Entry 183 - Filed Memorandum in support of motions to compel

Docket Entry 186 - Filed Motion to Compel Answering of Interrogatories by Plaintiff Hoh Tribe of Indians joining Plaintiff-Intervenors Muckleshoot Indian Tribe in their Motion to Compel Answers of Interrogatories

Docket Entry 187 - Filed Memorandum in opposition to motion to compel answers to interrogatories and for expenses

Docket Entry 188 - Filed Supplemental Affidavit to answers and objections of interrogatories

Docket Entry 18 - Filed Motion of Confederated Tribes & Bands of the Yakima Indian Nation to Intervene

Docket Entry 190 - Filed Plaintiffs' requests (1st) for admissions (Treaty status and standing)

Docket Entry 191 - Filed and Entered Stipulation Pretrial Schedule and Order

Docket Entry 192 - Filed Plaintiffs' Statement of issues (Muckleshoot Indian, Squaxin Island Tribe, etcetra)

Docket Entry 194 - Filed Statement of Ultimate issues of Plaintiffs Makah, Lummi, Quileute and Quinault Tribes

Docket Entry 195 - Filed Interrogatories of Lummi Indian Tribe to Defendant Washington Reef Net Owners

Docket Entry 197 - Filed Plaintiff's Last Interrogatories to Defendants

Docket Entry 198 - Filed U.S. Statement of Ultimate issues and General issues of Law and Fact

Docket Entry 19 - Filed Memorandum of Authority in support of above Motion

Docket Entry 1 - Filed complaint. Issued summons

Docket Entry 200 - Filed Defendant, Department of Fisheries' Response to issues and statement of additional issues

Docket Entry 202 - Filed Answers of Lummi Indian Tribe to Interrogatories to Plaintiff-Intervenor

Docket Entry 205A - Filed Certificate copy of Judgment

Docket Entry 205B - Filed Order of CCA dismissal of Appeal

Docket Entry 206 - Filed corrective amendments of U.S. to its statement of ultimate issues and general issues of law and fact, and to Plaintiffs' last Interrogatories to defendant

Docket Entry 207 - Filed Plaintiffs' list of witnesses

Docket Entry 208 - Filed Testimony of Tribal witnesses for Hoh Tribe and Affidavit of service

Docket Entry 209 - Filed List of Tribal witnesses for Makah, Lummi and Quileute Tribes

Docket Entry 20 - Lodged Proposed Complaint in Intervention of Confederated Tribes

Docket Entry 211 - Filed Responses of Defendant Intervenor Washington Reef Net Owners Association to statement of ultimate issues on behalf of Intervenor Plaintiffs, Lummi Tribe

Docket Entry 213 - Filed Plaintiffs' Reply to Defendants' Statement of issues

Docket Entry 214 - Filed U.S. reply to Defendant State of Washington's response to proposed statement of issues

Docket Entry 215 - Filed Additional Reply to Defendant's Statement of Issues

Docket Entry 220 - Filed Plaintiffs' 4th request for admission

Docket Entry 221 - Filed Economic implications of an Indian Fishery

Docket Entry 222 - Filed Plaintiff's Second Requests for Admissions (Treaty Documents)

Docket Entry 223 - Filed Plaintiff's Third Requests for Admissions (Anthropology)

Docket Entry 224 - Filed Plaintiff's Fifth requests for Admissions (Current Indian Fishing Practices)

Docket Entry 225 - Filed Plaintiff's Sixth requests for Admissions (Expert Biological facts and opinion, in addition to that in the seventh requests for admissions)

Docket Entry 226 - Filed Plaintiff's Seventh Requests for Admissions (State Regulatory patterns, policies & practices)

Docket Entry 227 - Filed Plaintiff's eighth Requests for Admissions (Additional subultimate issues)

Docket Entry 228 - Filed answers to Interrogatories of Intervenor Lummi Indian Tribe to Washington Reef Net Owners Association

Docket Entry 22 - Filed Notice of Motion to Intervene as Plaintiff on behalf of Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 230 - Filed Defendant Washington Department of Game's answers to Plaintiffs' last set of Interrogatories

Docket Entry 231 - Filed Defendant Washington Department of Game's List of witnesses

Docket Entry 232 - Filed Answers by Hoh Tribe of Indians to Interrogatories and requests for production

Docket Entry 235 - Filed Defendant-Intervenor Washington Reef Net Owners Association Statement of witnesses and other matters relating to compliance with 5(a), (b), (c) and (d) of stipulated Pretrial Schedule

Docket Entry 237 - Filed United States' Answers to Interrogatories of Fisheries Defendants

Docket Entry 238 - Filed Plaintiffs' last Interrogatories to defendants and Department of Fisheries Answers thereto

Docket Entry 23 - Lodged Complaint of Intervenor Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 240 - Filed Answers of Upper Skagit River Tribe to Interrogatories and requests for Production

Docket Entry 241 - Filed Defendants, Washington Department of Fisheries List of Witnesses

Docket Entry 242 - Filed Reponse of Stillaguamish Indian Tribe to Interrogatories propounded by Defendant Washington State Department of Fisheries, and Affidavit of mailing

Docket Entry 243 - Filed Response of Muckleshoot Indian Tribe to Interrogatories propounded by Defendant Washington State Department of Fisheries and affidavit of mailing

Docket Entry 244 - Filed Response of Squaxin Island Indian Tribe to Interrogatories propounded by Defendant Washington State Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 245 - Filed United State's amendments to its interrogatories answers served 5-30-73

Docket Entry 246 - Filed Response of Skokomish Indian Tribe to interrogatories propounded by Defendant, Washington State Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 248 - Filed Department of Fisheries' amendments to its answers to Interrogatories of US

Docket Entry 250 - Filed Deposition of Herman Olsen

Docket Entry 251 - Filed deposition of Forest L. Kinley

Docket Entry 252 - Filed Deposition of John B. Finkbonner

Docket Entry 253 - Filed Deposition of Jerry M. Anderson

Docket Entry 254 - Filed Deposition of Glen H. Schuler

Docket Entry 255 - Filed Deposition of John Robert Brown

Docket Entry 256 - Filed Stipulation regarding joint biological statement

Docket Entry 257 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries' outline of biological testimony

Docket Entry 258 - Filed amendments to stipulated Pretrial Schedule

Docket Entry 25 - Filed Motion for Leave to Intervene on behalf of Washington State Sportsmen's Council, Incorporated, a non-profit corporation, Earl Engman and Garland Morrison

Docket Entry 260 - Filed and Entered order modifying Stipulated Pretrial Schedule

Docket Entry 262 - Filed response of Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe to Interrogatories propounded by Defendant Washington State Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 264 - Filed Answers of Carl Crouse, Director Washington Department of Game, Washington State Game Commission, Washington Department of Fisheries, Washington Reef Netters Association to Plaintiffs 1st request for admission (Treaty Status and Standing)

Docket Entry 265 - Filed Answers of Carl Crouse and Washington State Game Commission, Washington Department of Fisheries and Washington Reef Netters Association to Plaintiffs 2nd request for admissions (Treaty Documents)

Docket Entry 266 - Filed Answers of defendants to Plaintiffs 3rd request for admission (Anthropology)

Docket Entry 267 - Filed Game's and Washington Reef Netters Responses to Plaintiffs 4th request for admissions (Economic Facts & Opinions)

Docket Entry 268 - Filed Answers of Department of Fisheries to 4th request for admissions

Docket Entry 269 - Filed Defendants Answers to Plaintiffs 5th request for admissions (Current Indian Fishing practices)

Docket Entry 270 - Filed Defendants Answers to Plaintiffs 6th Requests for admissions (Expert Biological Facts and Opinions)

Docket Entry 271 - Filed Defendants Answers to Plaintiffs 7th requests for admissions (State Regulatory Patterns, Policies and practices)

Docket Entry 272 - Filed Defendants Answers to Plaintiffs 8th Requests for admission (Additional Sub-Ultimate Issues)

Docket Entry 273 - Filed Direct Testimony of Carl N. Crouse

Docket Entry 274 - Filed Direct Testimony of Walter A. Neubrech

Docket Entry 275 - Filed Direct Testimony of Clifford Millenbach

Docket Entry 276 - Filed Direct Testimony of Carrol Lavern Riley

Docket Entry 277 - Filed Intervenor- Defendants Washington Reef Net Owners Association requests for admissions to Plaintiffs and intervenor-Plaintiffs, Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 279 - Filed Direct Testimony of Thor C. Tollefson

Docket Entry 27 - Lodged Order Granting Leave to Intervene on behalf of Washington State Sportsmen's Council, Incorporated, etcetra, all others

Docket Entry 280 - Filed Direct Testimony of J.E. Lasater

Docket Entry 281 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries Designation of Plaintiffs Interrogatories Answers

Docket Entry 282 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries 1st request for admissions (Biological aspects)

Docket Entry 283 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries List of Exhibits

Docket Entry 284 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries Designation of Deposition Testimony

Docket Entry 285 - Filed Response of Yakima Indian Nation of Interrogatories propounded by Defendant Washington State Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 287 - Filed Plaintiffs response to game Defendants Motion to dismiss or to delay and request to determine motions to strike affirmative defenses

Docket Entry 288 - Filed Memorandum in support of Plaintiffs' Response to Game Defendants' Motion to Dismiss or to Delay, and Request to Determine Motions to Strike Affirmative Defenses

Docket Entry 289 - Filed Transcript of Court's oral decision denying costs. July 13, 1973, Pretrial conference held

Docket Entry 28 - Lodged Proposed Answer and Cross-Claim of Washington State Sportsmen's Council, Inc., etcetra, others

Docket Entry 293 - Filed Deposition of Herbert Fisher, Sr

Docket Entry 294 - Filed Designation by Intervenor-Defendant Washington Reef Net Owners Association, of deposition testimony to be used at Trial

Docket Entry 296 - Filed Intervenor-Plaintiffs answers to Intervenor-Defendants Washington Reef Net Owners Association filed association requests for admissions

Docket Entry 298 - Filed Motion of Defendant State of Washington to limit environmental issues

Docket Entry 299 - Filed Brief in support of Motion of Defendant State of Washington to limit environmental issues

Docket Entry 29 - Filed Motion of Alvin Bridges, Alison Adams, Hank Adams, Herman John, William Frank, Sr., William Frank, Jr., Maiselle Bridges, David J. Matheson, Suzette Mills and her infant son Powhattan to Intervene

Docket Entry 2 - Filed Marshal's Return on summons

Docket Entry 300 - Filed Plaintiffs reply of Fisheries Defendants 1st request for admissions

Docket Entry 301 - Filed Plaintiffs response to Game Defendants request for admissions

Docket Entry 302 - Filed Plaintiffs United States' response to requests for admissions of Washington Reef Net Owners Association

Docket Entry 304 - Filed Direct Testimony of Stephen B. Mathews

Docket Entry 305 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries Second request for Admissions (Biological-Economic Aspects)

Docket Entry 306 - Filed Defendant Department of Fisheries' Supplemental list of exhibits

Docket Entry 307 - Filed Correction to Defendants Department of Fisheries' Designation of Interrogatory Answers

Docket Entry 309 - Filed Deposition of Clifford Millenbach on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 30 - Filed Motion of Hoh Tribe of Indians to Intervene Lodged Proposed Complaint in Intervention for Declaratory Judgement and Injunction on behalf of Hoh Tribe of Indians

Docket Entry 310 - Filed Deposition of Thor Tollefson on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 311 - Filed Deposition of J. E. Lasater on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 312 - Filed Deposition of R. W. Josephson on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 313 - Filed Deposition of Walter Neubrech on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 314 - Filed Deposition of Carl N. Crouse on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 315 - Filed Deposition of Arthur Coffin on behalf of Plaintiff

Docket Entry 316 - Filed Plaintiff Memorandum in support of their response to State Defendants Motion to limit environmental issues

Docket Entry 317 - Filed Plaintiffs response to Defendant State's Motion to limit environmental issues

Docket Entry 318 - Filed Amendment to Defendant Department of Fisheries' Answers to Plaintiffs Sixth request for Admissions

Docket Entry 320 - Filed Intervenor-Defendant Washington Reef Net Owners Association responses to Plaintiffs proposed pre-trial Order. Filed Affidavit of Mailing

Docket Entry 322 - Filed Deposition of Forest L. Kinley by Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 323 - Filed Deposition of Charles Emerson Peterson by Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 324 - Filed Deposition of Christian Penn by Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 325 - Filed Pretrial Brief of the U.S.

Docket Entry 327 - Filed Pretrial Brief of Plaintiffs Muckleshoot, Squaxin, Sauk-Suiattle, Skokomish and Stillaguamish tribes

Docket Entry 328 - Filed Deposition of Loyd A. Royal

Docket Entry 32 - Filed Petition of Association of Northwest Steelheaders, Inc., to appear Amicus Curiae by Steelheaders

Docket Entry 330 - Filed Plaintiff Yakima Nation's Designation of Interrogatories of Department of Fisheries and Yakima Nation's Response thereto

Docket Entry 331 - Filed Direct testimony of Louis Cloud

Docket Entry 333 - Filed Pretrial Brief of Intervenors Lummi, Makah and Quileute Tribes

Docket Entry 334 - Filed Yakima Nation's openings Trial Brief

Docket Entry 336 - Filed Pretrial Brief of Game

Docket Entry 337 - Filed Answers to Interrogatories and request for Production to Quinault Tribe

Docket Entry 339 - Filed Answers to Interrogatories and Requests for Production by Quileute Tribe

Docket Entry 33 - Filed Memorandum of Authorities in Support of Petition Amicus Curiae by Steelheaders

Docket Entry 340 - Filed Answers to Interrogatories and Requests for Production by Makah Tribe

Docket Entry 342 - Filed & entered order regarding Motion to limit environmental issues in trial

Docket Entry 343 - Filed Answers to Interrogatories and request for production of Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 344 - Filed Deposition of Harold Eugene Ikebe

Docket Entry 345 - Filed Deposition of Benjamin R. Wright

Docket Entry 346A - Filed Deposition of James L. Heckman - Volume I

Docket Entry 346B - Filed Deposition of James L. Heckman - Volume II

Docket Entry 346C - Filed Deposition of James L. Heckman - Volume III

Docket Entry 347 - Filed Pretrial Brief of Intervenor-defendant Washington Reef Net Owners Association

Docket Entry 348 - Filed Trial Brief of Fisheries Defendant

Docket Entry 34 - Filed Motion of Committee to Save Our Fish a Washington non-profit corporation for Leave to Intervene

Docket Entry 350 - Filed Deposition of Bill Frank Jr

Docket Entry 351 - Filed Pretrial Brief of the Quinault Tribal and Queets Band

Docket Entry 352 - Filed Deposition upon Oral Exam of Gardner Brown, Jr

Docket Entry 353 - File and Entered Final pretrial order

Docket Entry 354 - Filed and Entered Pre-Trial Order admitting exhibits

Docket Entry 355 - Filed Deposition upon Oral Exam of Dr. Kenneth Henry

Docket Entry 356 - Filed Deposition of James Edward Enick

Docket Entry 357 - Filed Deposition of Lou Starr

Docket Entry 358 - Filed Deposition of Esther Ross

Docket Entry 35 - Filed Affidavit of Ralph Thorpe in support of above motion

Docket Entry 361 - Filed Memorandum of Plaintiff United States on defendants objections to Plaintiff's exhibits PL-5, PL-48, and PL-54

Docket Entry 362 - Filed defendants objections to admission of Exhibit MS-1

Docket Entry 363 - Filed Deposition of Lena Smith

Docket Entry 364 - Filed response to defendants objection to admission of exhibit MS-1. 9/10/73 Entered record trial resumed

Docket Entry 369 - Filed Memorandum in opposition to the Introduction of Historical books on behalf of the Yakima Tribe

Docket Entry 370 - Filed objection of Department of Fisheries to portion of Exhibit F-37A

Docket Entry 374 - Filed Department of Fisheries' correction to Reporter's Transcript

Docket Entry 375 - Filed additional correction to transcript

Docket Entry 376 - Filed correction to daily transcript

Docket Entry 377 - Filed Deposition of James Heckman on behalf of Department of Fisheries

Docket Entry 379 - Filed plaintiffs motion for preliminary injuction

Docket Entry 37 - Filed Stipulation

Docket Entry 380 - Filed plaintiffs memorandum of authorities for preliminary injunction

Docket Entry 381 - Filed United States' supplement post-trial brief lodged United States' proposed decree

Docket Entry 382 - Filed Initial Post Trial Memorandum of Yakima Nation

Docket Entry 384 - Lodged Yakima Nation's Proposed Findings of fact

Docket Entry 385 - Lodged Plaintiffs proposed findings of fact and plaintiffs United States proposed conclusions of law

Docket Entry 386 - Lodged findings of fact and conclusion of law (Plaintiffs Proposed)

Docket Entry 387 - Filed Plaintiffs Post-Trial Brief

Docket Entry 389 - Filed Post-Trial Brief of the Lummi, Makah and Quileute Indian Tribes Lodged proposed conclusion of Makah, Quileute and Lummi Tribes

Docket Entry 38 - Filed Plaintiff's and Various Parties to Intervene Memorandum

Docket Entry 391 - Filed Plaintiff Hoh Tribe Post Trial Memorandum

Docket Entry 392 - Lodged proposed conclusion of law of Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Squaxin Island Tribe, Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe, Skokomish Indian Tribe and Stillaguamish Tribe

Docket Entry 393 - Errata correction to plaintiffs proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law

Docket Entry 394 - Filed Memorandum of Authorities by Washington State Sportsmen's Council, Amicus Curiae

Docket Entry 396 - Filed Post-Trial Memorandum of Intervenor-Defendant Washington Reef Net Owners Association

Docket Entry 398 - Filed Game's position and recommendations Post Puyallup II

Docket Entry 399 - Filed Post Trial Brief of Fisheries Defendant

Docket Entry 39 - Filed Motion by Washington Reef Net Owners Association to Intervene as Defendants in the Complaint in Intervention of the Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 3 - Filed Motion of Quinault Tribe of Indians to Intervene

Docket Entry 400 - Filed corrections to Findings and Conclusions, Decree, Post Trial Brief of Fisheries

Docket Entry 401 - Filed Reply of Yakima Indian Nation

Docket Entry 402 - Filed United States' Response to post trial submissions of Fisheries

Docket Entry 403 - Filed United States' Response to Defendants' (other than Game Defendants) proposed findings

Docket Entry 404 - Filed United States' Revised Proposed Decree (December 3, 1973)

Docket Entry 405 - Filed Post Trial Statement of Hoh Tribe on proposed Findings and Decree

Docket Entry 406 - Filed copy of Memorandum from Quileute Tribal Council to Carl Crouse regarding Steelhead fishing

Docket Entry 408 - Filed List of Authorities regarding comity and absention in support of request of Department of Game to Judge Boldt, to decline to exercise jurisidiction

Docket Entry 409 - Filed Memorandum (Letter) from Port of Seattle acting as amicus curiae by leave of the Court

Docket Entry 410 - Filed Plaintiff United States America's response to Game's proposed Findings and Conclusions and Decree

Docket Entry 411 - Filed corrections to Plaintiff United States of America's response to Game's proposed Findings and Conclusions and Decree

Docket Entry 412 - Filed copy of Letter from Mister Hovis to Judge Boldt regarding Yakima Fisheries

Docket Entry 413 - Filed and entered Declaratory Judgment and Decree

Docket Entry 414 - Filed and entered Final Decision #I regarding All Issues submitted for Decision 1-11-74

Docket Entry 415 - Filed and Entered Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law

Docket Entry 416A - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume I

Docket Entry 416B - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume II

Docket Entry 416C - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume III

Docket Entry 416D - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume IV

Docket Entry 416E - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume V

Docket Entry 416F - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume VI

Docket Entry 416G - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume VII

Docket Entry 416H - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume VIII

Docket Entry 416I - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume IX

Docket Entry 416J - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume X

Docket Entry 416K - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XI

Docket Entry 416L - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XII

Docket Entry 416M - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XIII

Docket Entry 416N - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XIIII

Docket Entry 416O - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XV

Docket Entry 416P - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XVI

Docket Entry 416Q - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XVII

Docket Entry 416R - Filed Transcript of Proceedings Volume XVIII

Docket Entry 42 - Filed Supplemental Memorandum in Support of Motions to Intervene of Ramona Bennett and Billy Frank

Docket Entry 43 - Filed and Entered Order permitting parties to intervene as plaintiffs and defendants

Docket Entry 44 - Filed Memorandum of Defendant State of Washington regarding Motions to Intervene

Docket Entry 45 - Filed Individual Indians, pro se, Petition to the Court for dismissal of the Action and Memorandum Notice to the Record

Docket Entry 46 - Filed and Entered Preliminary Order regarding motions to intervene

Docket Entry 47 - Complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief

Docket Entry 4 - Filed Motion of National Congress of American Indians to Intervene

Docket Entry 5 - Filed Appearance of Slade Gorton for defendant

Docket Entry 6 - Filed Motion of Thor Tollefson to Intervene as Defendant

Docket Entry 77 - Filed Complaint of Intervenor Hoh Tribe of Indians

Docket Entry 79 - Filed Stipulation that the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians and the Quileute Indian Tribe may intervene as party plaintiffs

Docket Entry 7 - Filed Memorandum in support of motion of Thor Tollefson to intervene

Docket Entry 80 - Filed and Enter Order Granting Intervention as Party Plaintiffs the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians and the Quileute Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 81 - Filed and Entered Order Regarding Filing Complaints and Answers

Docket Entry 82 - Filed Complaint in Intervention of Quileute Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 83 - Filed Complaint in Intervention of Lummi Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 84 - Filed Complaint in Intervention of Makah Indian Tribe

Docket Entry 85A - Filed Answer of Thor Tollefson

Docket Entry 85 - Filed Complaint in Intervention of Quinault Tribe of Indians

Docket Entry 86 - Filed ANSWER of Carl Crouse, etcetra

Docket Entry 88 - Filed ANSWER of State of Washington

Docket Entry 89 - Filed Answer of Defendant State of Washington

Docket Entry 8 - Filed Motion of Carl Crouse to intervene, as defendant

Docket Entry 95 - Filed Motion of Plaintiff-Intervenors to Strike Affirmative Defenses; and to Dismiss Counterclaim of Defendants and Defendant-Intervenors

Docket Entry 96 - Filed Memorandum of Plaintiffs and Authority in support of motion to strike, etc

Docket Entry 97 - Filed Motion of Plaintiff-Intervenor Yakima Indian Nation to Strike Affirmative Defenses and To Dismiss Counterclaim of Defendant and Defendant Intervenors

Docket Entry 98 - Filed Memorandum of Plaintiffs and Authority of Yakima Indians in support of above

Docket Entry 9 - Filed Memorandum in support of motion of Carl Crouse to intervene

Docket Entry X - Complaint for Declaratory & Injunctive Relief on behalf of muckleshoot Indian Tribe, et al

Docket Part 1 (Entries 1 - 4888)

Docket Part 2 (Entries 4889 - 10106)

Docket Part 3 (Entries 10107 - 13268)

Docket Part 4 (Entries 13269 - 22624)

Does Black-Letter Law Matter in Labor Rights Protection in China? - A Tale of Two Cities, Peter Chi Hin Chan

Drawing Connections: A Guide to Visual Advocacy for Lawyers, Jaclyn Celebrezze

Dual-Systems and Fuzzy-Trace Theory Predictions of COVID-19 Risk Taking in Young Adults, Sarah M. Edelson, Valerie F. Reyna, Bridget B. Hayes, and David M. N. Garavito

Due Process Deportations, Angelica Chazaro

Duren v. Missouri: A Post-Peremptory Path to Representative Juries, William H. Knight, Nicholas Bustamante, and Jeremiah Chin

Effects of Australia's MAAL and DPT on Internet-Based Businesses, Antony Ting, Tommaso Faccio, and Jeffrey M. Kadet

Election Law and Democratic Theory, Lisa Marshall Manheim

Election Reflections: A Roundtable of Election Law Experts, Lisa Marshall Manheim

Electoral Sandbagging, Lisa Marshall Manheim

Engaging Disability Rights Law to Address Harms at Intersection of Race, Disability and SUD, Elizabeth Pendo

Engaging Disability Rights Law to Address Intersectional Harms, Elizabeth Pendo

ESG Regulatory Requirements and the New World of Double Materiality, Social Due Diligence and Remedy, Anita Ramasastry

EVERYBODY WANTS TO RULE THE WORLD: CENTRAL BANK DIGITAL CURRENCIES IN THE ERA OF DECOUPLING THE WORLD’S TWO LARGEST ECONOMIES, James M. Cooper

Executive Agreements in Japan and the United States: Their Differences and Similarities, Yuhei Matsuyama

Expansion of the Profit-Split Method: The Wave of the Future, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Experimentations with Mindfulness and Gratitude Practice in My Legal Writing Classroom, Amanda K. Stephen

Fair Approaches for Taxing Previously Untaxed Foreign Income, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Fake Drake? AI Music Generation Implicates Copyright and the Right of Publicity, Hope Juzon

Federal Indian Law and Policy, Monte Mills

Feedback That Sticks: Enhancing Your Critiquing Skills, Amanda K. Stephen, Samantha Moppett, and Rebecca Rich

Financial Law Knowledge Sharing Session, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Following the Science: Judicial Review of Climate Science, Maxine Sugarman

Forced to Bear the Burden and now the Children: The Dobbs Decision and Environmental Justice Communities, Mia Petrucci

Foreword, Jacob Walker

From Brief to Business: How Mastering Brief Writing Techniques is Essential for Successfully Drafting Transactional Documents, Mireille Butler

From Credit Information to Credit Data Regulation: Building an Inclusive Sustainable Financial System in China, Christine Menglu Wang, Robin Hui Huang, and Douglas Arner

From Lightbulbs to #Sheinhauls: Considerations for Planned Obsolescence Regulation in the Modern Era, Nicole Cullen

From Precedent to Policy: The Effects of Dobbs on Detained Immigrant Youth, Ciera Phung-Marion

Front Matter, Washington Journal of Social & Environmental Justice

Front Matter: Volume 32, Number 3

Generative AI-360, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Generative AI and Tax Professionals: Current PR Guidance, Michael Hatfield

GOOGLE SEARCHING FOR THE TRUTH: EXAMINING THE ADMISSIBILITY OF INTERNET SEARCH HISTORY, Chisup Kim

Grade Expectations: Helping Students Process Feedback Better, Lauren E. Sancken

Handling A Case With Potential Criminal Problems, Scott Schumacher and Mark E. Matthews

Healthcare Equity from a Voter’s Lens, Elizabeth Pendo

Health Law Scholars Workshop, Elizabeth Pendo

HIV Law and Policy in the U.S., Terry J. Price

How can commercial lawyers support their company to implement effective human rights due diligence, manage risk and meet stakeholders' expectations?, Anita Ramasastry

Human Rights and Anti-Corruption – The Victims of Corruption Exposed to Violations of Human Rights, Anita Ramasastry

Human Rights at Home—the Relevance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Washington State and the United States, Anita Ramasastry

"Ideology" or "Situation Sense"? An Experimental Investigation of Motivated Reasoning and Professional Judgment, Dan M. Kahan, David Hoffman, Danieli Evans, Neal Devins, Eugene Lucci, Katherine Cheng, Katherine Cheng, and Katherine Cheng

Imagining a Same-Sex Marriage Decision Based on Dignity: Considering Human Experience in Constitutional Law, Danieli Evans

Imperial Collision: Future of China's Relations with Russia, Dongsheng Zang

Innovative Dispute Resolution Initiatives, Christine N. Cimini

Interlocutor for Elizabeth Chiarello’s discussion of her book, Policing Patients: Treatment and Surveillance on the Frontline of the Opioid Epidemic, Elizabeth Pendo

International Investment Law and the Rule of Law: The Case of China, Ming Du

International Law and the Taliban's Legal Status: Emerging Recognition Criteria?, Haroun Rahimi and Mahir Hazim

Internet Drug Prohibition and the Opioid Overdose Crisis, Benjamin A. Barsky

In the Midst of Bankruptcy: How Cryptocurrency's Classification Affects Creditors Who Were Once Customers, Mia Qu

Intoxicated Scootering: Rethinking Electric Scooter Liability in Washington, David Goodwin

Is India the "New China" in U.S. Foreign Policy?, Sital Kalantry

Is The Bluebook a Moral Document?, David Ziff

Japan's Response to the Trade Conflict Between the United States and China, Rikako Watai

Judicial Curriculum Development for Movable Assets and Financing Law, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Keeping Personal Data Safe From Law Enforcement, Barry Friedman

Keynote, Anita Ramasastry

Keynote Address, Anita Ramasastry

Legal Expert to the Chair, Anita Ramasastry

Legal Training on Bhutan’s Secured Transaction Law, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Lessons in Advocacy From Montana v. Held, Lauren E. Sancken

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie: A Comparative Analysis of the Dormant Commerce Clause and Internal Trade Barrier Mitigation, Naman Patel

Life After Dobbs: What Lies Ahead, Jeff M. Feldman

LIMITS OF ALGORITHMIC FAIR USE, Jacob Alhadeff, Cooper Cuene, and Max Del Real

LLM Students: A Different Approach to Preparing for the Bar?, Carrie Sanford

Lockdown for Liberty: Black Masculinities, Mass Incarceration and Labor in the Georgia Prisoners Strike, Jeremiah Chin

Looking Ahead - Collaborating for Positive Outcomes, Anita Ramasastry

Low-Cost and No-Cost Alternatives to Westlaw and LexisNexis, Alena Wolotira

Magna Carta and Sovereign Immunity: Strained Bedfellows, Danieli Evans and Diane P. Wood

Manufacturing Innovation, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Math for Lawyers: The Importance of Counting to Five, David Ziff

Moderator, Corporate Accountability for International Crimes: Principles vs. Practice, Anita Ramasastry

Moderator: Improving the Asset Recovery Mechanisms in the South-Eastern Europe: Positive Stories and Lessons Learned, Anita Ramasastry

Modern Authorities from Brandies to Brnovich: For Jurists Who Have Considered Social Science / When Doctrine Was Not Enough, Jeremiah Chin

Motivating (and Marketing) for the Bar Exam, Carrie Sanford

Navigating DEI in the Current Legal Landscape, Kim Ambrose

Navigating Global Norms: Collaborative Compliance Strategies in Southeast Asia, Anita Ramasastry

Navigating the First Amendment in School Choice: The Case for the Constitutionality of Washington’s Charter School Act, Stephanie Smith

New Technologies of Identification as Evidence, Mary Fan

On the Development of Terrortory, Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy and Jeremiah Chin

Opening Brief of Appellant Labor and Industries - Supporters of the Center v. Moore, Docket No. 28383-2-II (119 Wash.App. 352 (2003))

Opening Plenary 'Confronting Global Threats: Standing Up for Integrity', Anita Ramasastry

Panel 10: Personal Responsibility and Neuroprosthetics, Patrick Moore, Timothy Brown, Jeffrey Herron, Margaret Thompson, Tamara Bonaci, Sara Goering, Howard Chizeck, and Meg Leta Jones

Panel 1: Building a Security Culture, Miry Kim, Peter Oehlert, Adam Shostack, Matt Tomlinson, and Tarah Wheeler Van Vlack

Panel 1: Who’s Johnny? (Anthropomorphizing Robots), Kate Darling and Ken Goldberg

Panel 2: Integrating Security into the Development Pipeline, Jim Trilling, Julian Dunn, John Heasman, and Patrick Lamphere

Panel 2: Robot Passports, Anupam Chander and Ann Bartow

Panel 3: Robotics Governance, Peter Asaro, Jason Millar, Kristen Thomasen, and David Post

Panel 3: The Business Case for Security, Aaron Alva, Saira Nayak, Mike Simon, and Aravind Swaminathan

Panel 4: Regulating Healthcare Robots, Drew Simshaw, Nicolas Terry, Kris Hauser, M.L. Cumming, and Cindy Jacobs

Panel 4: Securing the Internet of Things, Jarad Brown, Tadayoshi Kohno, Shwetak Patel, Arjmand Samuel, and Lorie Wigle

Panel 5: Law and Ethics of Telepresence Robots, J. Nathan Matias, Chelsea Barabas, Chris Bavitz, Cecillia Xie, Jack Xu, and Laurel Riek

Panel 6: Unfair and Deceptive Robots, Woodrow Hartzog and Ryan Calo

Panel 7: The Presentation of the Machine in Everyday Life, Karen Levy, Tim Hwang, and Evan Selinger

Panel 8: Operator Signatures for Teleoperated Robots, Tamara Bonaci, Aaron Alva, Jeffrey Herron, Ryan Calo, Howard Chizeck, and Margot Kaminski

Panel 9: Robot Economics, Andra Keay, Garry Mathiason, and Dan Siciliano

Panel on the Global-South Perspective on Business and Human Rights, Anita Ramasastry

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Persuasive Writing: Winning Techniques for Experienced Litigators, Lauren E. Sancken and Mireille Butler

Physiognomic Artificial Intelligence, Luke Stark and Jevan Hutson

Playing with a Purpose: Tips for Integrating New Games into the Classroom, Benjamin Halasz

Plenary Session Panelist, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Police-Worn Body Camera Video, Mary Fan

Preempting Private Prisons, Christopher Matthew Burgess

Presentation of the Note on Aligning States Duties and Business Responsibilities with the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, Anita Ramasastry

Privacy And National Politics: Fingerprint and DNA Litigation in Japan And the United States Compared, Dongsheng Zang

Privacy in Fingerprint and DNA: United States and Japan, Dongsheng Zang

Privacy Matters: Data Breach Litigation in Japan, Andrew M. Pardieck

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Professionally Responsible Artificial Intelligence, Michael Hatfield

Profit-Shifting Structures and Unexpected Partnership Status, Jeffrey M. Kadet and David Koontz

Profit-Shifting Structures: Making Ethical Judgments Objectively, Part 1, Jeffrey M. Kadet and David Koontz

Profit-Shifting Structures: Making Ethical Judgments Objectively, Part 2, Jeffrey M. Kadet and David Koontz

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Public Health Consequences of Appellate Standards for Hostile Work Environment Claims, Lauren Krumholz

Pursuing the Exemption: The Makah's White Whale, Sarah Van Voorhis

Putting the Public Back in the Public Trust Doctrine: A Reinterpretation to Advance Native Hawaiian Water Rights, Steven Hindman

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Radical Visions for the Law of Peace: How W.E.B. Du Bois and the Black Antiwar Movement Reimagined Civil Rights and the Laws of War and Peace, Andrew J. Lanham

Reconceptualizing Health Law Toward Health Equity, Elizabeth Pendo

Reconceptualizing U.S. Health Law Toward Health Equity, Elizabeth Pendo

Red Law, White Supremacy: Cherokee Freedmen, Tribal Sovereignty, and the Colonial Feedback Loop, Jeremiah Chin

Regulating Digital Platforms Through Sanctions, Michelle Miao

Reimagining Law and Policy Affecting Individuals with Substance Use Disorders and Pain Conditions, Elizabeth Pendo

Reimagining Law and Policy Affecting Individuals with Substance Use Disorders Disability Discrimination by Clinical Algorithm, Elizabeth Pendo

Religious Objections to the Death Penalty After Hobby Lobby, Danieli Evans

Remarks on Anti-Corruption and the Green Economy, Anita Ramasastry

Remarks on Latest Developments in Business and Human Rights Regulations, Anita Ramasastry

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Reply Brief of Petitioners

Reply Briefs of Appellants Puyallup Tribe and Ramona Bennett

Reply of City of Spokane to Responsive Brief of Respondent Margaret J. Leonard and Responsive Brief of Spokane County as Interventor - Leonard v. City of Spokane, Docket No. 61776-7 (127 Wn.2d 194, 897 P.2d 358 (1995))

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Research and Innovation Roundtable - Connecting the Dots: From Ideas to Impact, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

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Respondents' Supplemental Brief on Rehearing

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Safeguarding Taxpayer Data, Michael Hatfield

Salvaging Federal Domestic Violence Gun Regulations in Bruen’s Wake, Bonnie Carlson

"Say I’m in public…I don’t want my nudes to pop up." User Threat Models for Using Vault Applications, Chris Geeng, Natalie Chen, Kieron Ivy Turk, Jevan Hutson, and Damon McCoy

Sector Innovations and Financing Laws, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Shared Understanding: Preparing International Students for an International Client Base, Mireille Butler and Jaclyn Celebrezze

Shifting Justice Towards Accountability and Trust, Terry J. Price

Should We Reform the Jury? An Australian Perspective, Keith Thompson

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Silicon Valley Bank's Demise: The End of IP Financing?, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Silicon Valley Bank: The Rise and Fall of a Community Bank for Tech, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Slavery, Citation, and The Bluebook, David Ziff

Social Consequences of Grindr Use: Extending the Internet-Enhanced Self-Disclosure Hypothesis, Samual Hardman Taylor, Jevan Hutson, and Tyler Richard Alicea

Socioeconomic Status Discrimination, Danieli Evans

SoK: Technical Implementation and Human Impact of Internet Privacy Regulations, Eleanor Birrell, Jay Rodolitz, Angel Ding, Jenna Lee, Emily McReynolds, Jevan Hutson, and Ada Lerner

Speaking Back to Sexual Privacy Invasions, Brenda Dvoskin

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State Constitutional Prohibitions of Slavery and Involuntary Servitude, Michael L. Smith

State Democracy Research Initiative Roundtable, Lisa Marshall Manheim

Stephen Vladeck with Lisa Marshall Manheim - The Shadow Docket: How the Supreme Court Uses Stealth Rulings to Amass Power and Undermine the Republic, Lisa Marshall Manheim

Surprises in the Skies: Resolving the Circuit Split on How Courts Should Determine Whether an "Accident" is "Unexpected or Unusual" Under the Montreal Convention, Ashley Tang

Surveillance, Stigma & Sociotechnical Design for HIV, Calvin Liang, Jevan Hutson, and Os Keyes

Suspecting with Data, Mary Fan

Suspecting with Data: Using Our Technological Trails Against Us, Mary Fan

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Talking About Plea Offers with Your Clients, Kim Ambrose

Taxes, Administrative Law, and Agency Expertise: Questioning the Orthodoxy, Scott Schumacher

Taxing Parents: Welfarist Theories, Shannon McCormack

Tax in Law Schools, Michael Hatfield

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Teaching Humanizing Language in Legal Writing Classrooms: Fostering Empathy and Inclusion, Amanda K. Stephen

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Tech Supremacy: The New Arms Race Between China and the United States, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Terminus Amnesia: Cherokee Freedmen, Citizenship, and Education, Jeremiah Chin, Nicholas Bustamante, Jessica Solyom, and Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy

Territorial W&M Discussion Draft: Change Required, Jeffrey M. Kadet

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The Current Landscape of Mandatory Human Rights Due Diligence, Anita Ramasastry

The Current State of Tribal Water Law: Ensuring a Future of Tribal Engagement, Monte Mills

The Economics and Politics of Washington's Taxes: From Statehood to 2013, Don Burrows

The Four Corners of Indian Water Rights: Tribes, Treaties, and the Adjudication of Reserved Rights, Monte Mills

The History of the Tribal Court Public Defense Clinic: Considering Current and Future Models of Public Defense for Tribal Courts, Brenda Williams

The Jay Healey Session: Constructive Conflict in the Law School Classroom, Elizabeth Pendo

The Kids Are Not Alright: Negative Consequences of Student Device and Account Surveillance, Ashley Peterson

Thematic Discussion on the Role of Industry, Anita Ramasastry

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The Obvious Violation Exception to Qualified Immunity: An Empirical Study, Bailey D. Barnes

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The Rise and Fall of Silicon Valley Bank: A Conversation With Professor Xuan-Thao Nguyen, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

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Training on Philippines Movables Finance Law, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Transcript of Record

Transcript of Record No. 40 - Durland v. U.S., Docket Nos. 528 & 529 (161 U.S. 306 (1896))

Transcript of Record No. 529 - Durland v. U.S., Docket Nos. 528 & 529 (161 U.S. 306 (1896))

Transforming Education, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Transportation Racism and State-Created Danger: A Civil Rights Litigation Strategy for Pedestrians Harmed by Traffic Violence, Riley Freedman

Trends in Legal Education in the Global Transforming Society, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Tribal Court Criminal Jurisdiction, Brenda Williams

Tribal Treaty Rights, Monte Mills

Tribes, Treaties, and Water, Monte Mills

Tribes, Treaties, Water, and the Challenges of Managing Shared Resources, Monte Mills

Trump v. Anderson: Will He Stay on the Ballot?, Jeff M. Feldman, Lisa Marshall Manheim, Elizabeth G. Porter, and Clark B. Lombardi

Updates on US AI Law and Practices, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Usable Sexurity: Studying People’s Concerns and Strategies When Sexting, Christine Geeng, Jevan Hutson, and Franziska Roesner

Use of Open Data and the Role of the Civil Society in Preventing Corruption in South-East Europe, Anita Ramasastry

U.S. International Tax Reform: What Form Should it Take?, Jeffrey M. Kadet

US Legal Scholarship: Do’s and Don’ts in Research and Writing a Law Review Article, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

U.S. Tax Reform: Full-Inclusion Over Territorial System Compelling, Jeffrey M. Kadet

Ventures in Philanthropy Session, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Voiceprints, Bioprofiling and the Future: The Rise of the Voice Intelligence Industry, Joseph Turow

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Volume 34, Issue 1: Contents

Warehouse Receipts and WR Finance (Agri Sector Economic Development), Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Washington Civil Jury Trials Via Zoom: Perspectives from the Bench, Marisa Pasnick

Washington Law Review History: 1919-1988

Welcome Address and Awards Ceremony Host, Terry J. Price

Welcome Address and Introduction of Department of Justice Access to Justice Director, Rachel Rossi, Terry J. Price

WeRobot 2015 Keynote: An Evening with Tony Dyson, Ryan Calo and Tony Dyson

What a Load of Hope: The Post-Racial Mixtape, Jeremiah Chin

What Can State Medical Boards Do to Effectively Address Serious Ethical Violations?, Tristan McIntosh, Elizabeth Pendo, Heidi A. Walsh, Kari A. Baldwin, Patricia King, Emily E. Anderson, Catherine V. Caldicott, Jeffrey D. Carter, Sandra H. Johnson, Katherine Matthews, William A. Norcross, Dana C. Shaffer, and James M. DuBois

What State Medical Boards Can Do to Address Serious Ethical Violations, Elizabeth Pendo

What to Know When You're Applying to Law Schools, Terry J. Price

What Would Congress Want? If We Want to Know, Why Not Ask?, Danieli Evans

WHEN AI REMEMBERS TOO MUCH: REINVENTING THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN FOR THE GENERATIVE AGE, Cheng-chi Chang

Will Bringing Sales Onshore in the U.K. Lead to Higher Taxes?, Tommaso Faccio and Jeffrey M. Kadet

Workshop on Human Rights and Anti-Corruption: Collective Action as a strategy for closer cooperation., Anita Ramasastry