Washington Law Review
The Washington Law Review is the flagship student-edited journal of the University of Washington School of Law. For more information and recent volumes, see the Law Review's website. Full volumes are available at digital.law.
Current Issue: Volume 62, Issue 4 (1987) Dedicated to Robert S. Hunt
Articles
Supreme Court Voting Patterns Related to Jurisdictional Issues
John R. Leathers
Comments
The Implied Warranty of Habitability Doctrine in Residential Property Conveyances: Policy-Backed Change Proposals
Joseph C. Brown Jr.
The Role of Arms Control in Strategic Nuclear Doctrine: SDI, MAD, and the ABM Treaty
William A. Kinsel
Reexamining the Physician's Duty of Care in Response to Medicare's Prospective Payment System
Andrea Jean Lairson
Protecting the Appearance of Judicial Impartiality in the Face of Law Clerk Employment Negotiations
Kevin D. Swan
The Parental Kidnaping Prevention Act: Is There an Enforcement Role for the Federal Courts?
Ann T. Wilson
Federal Courts and Attorney Disqualification Motions: A Realistic Approach to Conflicts of Interest
Linda Ann Winslow
Dedications
Robert S. Hunt
William R. Andersen
"Well, let's try this then, Ms. Copeland: Is there a plaintiff or a defendant in this case? Is somebody suin' somebody here?"
Stephen J. Dwyer
An Admired Colleague in the Practice of Law
William T. Hart
A Tribute to Professor Robert Sherwood Hunt
Desmond Heap
Robert S. Hunt, Humanist in the Law
James Willard Hurst
Tribute to R.S. Hunt
John R. Price
Index
Recent Developments
Asylum for Persecuted Social Groups: A Closed Door Left Slightly Ajar—Sanchez-Trujillo v. INS, 801 F.2d 1571 (9th Cir. 1986)
Daniel Compton