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• Publication year: 1983
• Citation: Vol. 6 No. 03

UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND LAW REVIEWVolume 6, No. 2SPRING 1983

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SPRING 1983-#7Memory Restored or Confabulated by Hypnosis-Is it Competent?by James E. Beaver

SPRING 1983-#8Everybody's Doing It-But Who Should Be? Standing to Make a Disqualification Motion Based on an Attorney's Representation of a Client with Interests Adverse to those of a Former ClientAndra Barmash Greene

SPRING 1983-#9The Case for Liberalizing the Use of Deadly Force In Self-DefenseJohn Q. La Fond

SPRING 1983-#10The Dimensions of a Journalist's Shield-First Amendment Protection for the Confidentiality of News Sources Against Requests for Court-Ordered Disclosure in Civil CasesFrank Van Dusen

SPRING 1983-#11Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance Company v. Wiscomb: Excluding the Family Exclusion ClauseJanice L. Campton

SPRING 1983-#12Successor Liability in Washington: When a Successor Should be Liable for a Predecessor's Products Liability-Meisel v. M and N Modern Hydraulic Press CompanyRobert C. Manlowe

SPRING 1983-#13Glass v. Stahl Specialty Company: Reconciling Third Party's Contribution Rights with Employer's Immunity under Workers' CompensationKarin Nyrop

SPRING 1983-#14BOOK REVIEW...