Washington Law Review is a student-run and student-edited scholarly legal journal at the University of Washington School of Law. Inaugurated in 1919, it is the first legal journal published in the Pacific Northwest. Today, the Law Review publishes Articles and Comments of national and regional interest four times per year.

Current Issue

Vol. 84 No. 1  -   February 2009

Tribute to Norm Maleng

The Legacy of Norm Maleng
Judge Robert S. Lasnik and David Boerner

Thoughts on the Ethical Culture of a Prosecutor's Office
Hon. Patrick Fitzgerald

The Prosecutor as Minister of Justice: Preaching to the Unconverted from the Post-Conviction Pulpit
Daniel S. Medwed

Comments

The Legality of Washington Shoreline Development Moratoria in the Wake of Biggers v. City of Bainbridge Island
Michelle DeLappe

York v. Wahkiakum School District and the Future of School Searches Under the Washington State Constitution
Kerem Levitas

News

Washington Law Review is pleased to announce that it will honor Justice Robert F. Utter at its annual Spring Banquet, Vol. 84. Justice Utter made great contributions to the jurisprudence of the Washington Constitution during his twenty-four years on the State Supreme Court, and has devoted his time and energies since stepping down to promoting constitutionalism and rule of law in foreign countries around the world.

Second-year students are invited to participate in the Spring Quarter write-on competition. The Law Review hopes to extend invitations of membership to two students.

First-year students are encouraged to participate in WLR's write-on competition at the end of the year.