Washington Law Review Announces a New Issue

Dean Robert Adler (U. Utah) headlines the latest issue of the Washington Law Review (Vol. 88, No. 3). In his article, The Decline and (Possible) Renewal of Aspiration in the Clean Water Act, Dean Adler explores why the U.S. has failed to accomplish the goals of the Clean Water Act and suggests how a few changes can help the country make progress towards those goals.

Washington practitioners will welcome the thorough treatment of Washington's new trust legislation by Prof. Karen E. Boxx and Katie S. Groblewski.

Prof. Karen E. Boxx

Other authors in this issue include Brianne J. Gorod, Appellate Counsel, Constitutional Accountability Center; Simona Grossi, Associate Professor of Law at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles; and David A. Simon, Fellow, Project on Law and Mind Sciences at Harvard Law School.

Articles:

The Decline and (Possible) Renewal of Aspiration in the Clean Water Act

Robert W. Adler

Washington Trust Laws’ Extreme Makeover: Blending with the Uniform Trust Code and Taking Reform Further with Innovations in Notice, Situs, and Representation

Karen E. Boxx & Katie S. Groblewski

The Collateral Consequences of Ex Post Judicial Review

Brianne J. Gorod

A Modified Theory of the Law of Federal Courts: The Case of Arising-Under Jurisdiction

Simona Grossi

The Confusion Trap: Rethinking Parody in Trademark Law

David A. Simon

Informal Collateral Consequences

Wayne A. Logan

Comments:

“Carving at the Joints”: Using Issue Classes to Reframe Consumer Class Actions

Jenna C. Smith

Distinct Sources of Law and Distinct Doctrines: Federal Jurisdiction and Prudential Standing

William James Goodling

An Uneasy Union: Same-Sex Marriage and Religious Exemption in Washington State

Peter Dolan