Washington Law Review
The Washington Law Review is the flagship student-edited journal of the University of Washington School of Law. It is published quarterly.
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Current Issue: Volume 95, Number 2 (2020)
Table of Contents
Front Matter
Articles
Privacy Dependencies
Solon Barocas and Karen Levy
Parens Patriae and the Disinherited Child
Michael J. Higdon
Through the Wire Act
John T. Holden
The Eighth Amendment Power to Discriminate
Kathryn E. Miller
Defective Patent Deference
Tejas N. Narechania
The Regulation of Lawyers in Compliance
Jennifer M. Pacella
Comments
Rules Versus Standards: A Moral Inquiry into Washington's Character & Fitness Hearing Process
Jennifer Aronson
Avoiding Responsibility: The Case for Amending the Duty to Disclose Prior Art in Patent Law
John O. Curry
Providing a Meaningful Opportunity for Release: A Proposal for Improving Washington's Miller-Fix
Maya L. Ramakrishnan
Clarifying Washington's Approach to the Independent Duty Doctrine
Margaret Wykowski