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CUMULATIVE INDEX
VOLUMES I-XXV(1)
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SUBJECT MATTER INDEX
| ADMINISTRATIVE LAW | |
| ALASKA OFFICE OF VICTIMS' RIGHTS: A MODEL FOR AMERICA, THE | 21:259 |
| INSPECTION AND DISCOVERY OF STATE RECORDS IN ALASKA | 10:279 |
| INSURANCE REGULATION IN ALASKA: HEALTHY EXERCISE OF A STATE PREROGATIVE | 10:279 |
| IS THE OFFICE CLOSED? THE ROLE OF THE OFFICE OF VICTIMS' RIGHTS AFTER COOPER V. DISTRICT COURT | 24:263 |
| MANDATORY MEDIATION OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING DISPUTES IN ALASKA - AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONMAKING | 1:349 |
| MENTAL HEALTH LAND TRUST LITIGATION: STATE V. WEISS AND ITS AFTERMATH, THE | 9:343 |
| MODEL FOR ALASKA: DEREGULATION IN THE FAR NORTH, A | 16:329 |
| PEBBLE MINE: FISH, MINERALS, AND TESTING THE LIMITS OF ALASKA'S "LARGE PERMITTING PROCESS" | 25:1 |
| ADMIRALTY | |
| ANALYSIS OF JURISDICTIONAL ISSUES PRESENTED WHEN STATE-EMPLOYED SEAMEN ARE INJURED AND SEEK REDRESS, AN | 8:203 |
| ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION | |
| ALASKA'S MEDICAL MALPRACTICE EXPERT ADVISORY PANEL: ASSESSING THE PROGNOSIS | 9:401 |
| ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION STRATEGIES IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE | 9:429 |
| IS THE REVISED UNIFORM ARBITRATION ACT A GOOD FIT FOR ALASKA? | 19:339 |
| BANKRUPTCY | |
| IN RE COPPER RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT: COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND CHAPTER 9 MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY | 6:133 |
| WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE: ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS AND THE BANKRUPTCY CODE | 6:73 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | |
| ANCSA AND 1991: A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS, REVIEW OF VILLAGE JOURNEY: THE REPORT OF THE ALASKA NATIVE REVIEW COMMISSION, BY THOMAS R. BERGER | 4:197 |
| REVIEW OF ALASKA NATIVES AND AMERICAN LAWS, BY DAVID S. CASE | 2:435 |
| REVIEW OF ALASKA NATIVES AND AMERICAN LAWS, SECOND EDITION, BY DAVID S. CASE & DAVID AVRAHAM VOLUCK | 18:317 |
| REVIEW OF CONFLICT OF LAWS: A NORTHWEST PERSPECTIVE, BY JAMES A. R. NAFZIGER | 3:225 |
| CIVIL PROCEDURE | |
| ALASKA RULE 26: A QUIXOTIC VENTURE INTO THE WORLD OF MANDATORY DISCLOSURE | 11:337 |
| ALASKA RULE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 11: A PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND A GUIDE FOR APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION | 3:361 |
| ALASKA'S ENGLISH RULE: ATTORNEY'S FEE SHIFTING IN CIVIL CASES | 13:33 |
| ALASKA'S MEDICAL MALPRACTICE EXPERT ADVISORY PANEL: ASSESSING THE PROGNOSIS | 9:401 |
| BLOWING HOT AND COLD ON THE FROZEN TUNDRA: A REVIEW OF ALASKA'S QUASI-ESTOPPEL DOCTRINE | 15:281 |
| CHOICE OF LAW IN ALASKA: A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR USING THE SECOND RESTATEMENT | 16:1 |
| CIVIL RULE 90.3: JUDICIAL DISCRETION UNDER ALASKA'S CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINE | 8:251 |
| COMPULSORY JOINDER OF PARTIAL SUBROGEES: IMPLICATION OF THE ALASKA RULE | 1:171 |
| CONSTITUTIONAL BATTLE OVER THE PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGANT EXCEPTION TO RULE 82, THE | 21:329 |
| ENFORCEABILITY OF FORUM-SELECTION CLAUSES AFTER STEWART ORGANIZATION, INC. V. RICOH CORPORATION, THE | 6:175 |
| ERIE SIMILARITIES: ALASKA CIVIL RULE 68, "DIRECT COLLISIONS," AND THE PROBLEM OF NON-ALIGNING BACKGROUND ASSUMPTIONS | 23:81 |
| IMPACT OF ECONOMIC INCENTIVES ON THE AWARD OF ATTORNEY'S FEES IN PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION, THE | 1:189 |
| INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT AND FORCED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGGING IN THE TRIAL COURTS: RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AS A MATTER OF COURSE | 25:52 |
| IN RE EXXON VALDEZ: APPLICATION OF DUE PROCESS CONSTRAINTS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS | 20:195 |
| JURISDICTION AND THE HUNT: SUBSISTENCE REGULATION, ANILCA AND TOTEMOFF | 14:115 |
| LAWRENCE V. LAWRENCE: THE USE OF RULE 60(B) MOTIONS BASED UPON POST JUDGMENT CHANGES IN CONTROLLING LAW | 4:153 |
| LITIGATION-ENDING SANCTIONS: ALASKA COURTS' USE OF RULE 37 | 2:77 |
| MONEY FOR NOTHING> UNCONDITIONAL PAYMENTS AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT IN JACKMAN V. JEWEL LAKE VILLA ONE | 25:158 |
| PRELIMINARY INJUNCTIONS AS RELIEF FOR SUBSTANTIAL PROCEDURAL VIOLATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATUTES: AMOCO PRODUCTION CO. V. VILLAGE OF GAMBELL | 4:105 |
| PRETRIAL PUBLICITY, PRESUMED PREJUDICE, AND CHANGE OF VENUE IN ALASK: PUBLIC OPINION SURVEYS AS A TOOL TO MEASURE THE IMPACT OF PREJUDICIAL PRETRIAL PUBLICITY | 22:255 |
| PROPOSAL FOR PROTECTING PRIVACY DURING THE INFORMATION AGE, A | 11:119 |
| RULE 82 REVISITED: ATTORNEY FEE SHIFTING IN ALASKA | 10:429 |
| WHAT - IF ANYTHING - IS AN E-MAIL? APPLYING ALASKA'S CIVIL DISCOVERY RULES TO E-MAIL PRODUCTION | 19:119 |
| COMMERCIAL LAW | |
| ALASKA DISTRESS LAW IN THE COMMERCIAL CONTEXT: ANCIENT RELIC OR FUNCTIONAL REMEDY? | 10:33 |
| NONTRADITIONAL VENTURE CAPITAL: AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY FOR ALASKA | 20:357 |
| RILEY V. NORTHERN COMMERCIAL: COMMERCIAL RATIONALE TRIUMPHS OVER STATUTORY INTERPRETATION | 1:109 |
| CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - ALASKA | |
| ALASKA EQUAL PROTECTION: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OR COMMON LAW? | 15:209 |
| ALASKA MARRIAGE AMENDMENT: THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE ON THE LAST FRONTIER, THE | 16:213 |
| ALASKA'S CAP ON NONECONOMIC DAMAGES: UNFAIR, UNWISE AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL | 11:67 |
| ALASKA'S MENS REA REQUIREMENTS FOR STATUTORY RAPE | 9:377 |
| ALASKA'S RESPONSES TO THE BLAKELY CASE | 24:1 |
| ALASKA'S RIGHT TO PRIVACY TEN YEAR AFTER RAVIN V. STATE: DEVELOPING A JURISPRUDENCE OF PRIVACY | 2:159 |
| ASSISTED SUICIDE, LIBERAL INDIVIUALISM, AND VISCERAL JURISPRUDENCE: A REPLY TO PROFESSOR CHEMERINSKY | 20:321 |
| BAKER DOCTRINE AND THE NEW FEDERALISM: DEVELOPING INDEPENDENT CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES UNDER THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION, THE | 21:227 |
| "BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA. . ." - PRACTITIONER'S GUIDE TO ALASKA'S INITIATIVE LAW | 9:279 |
| BESS V. ULMER - THE SUPREME COURT STUMBLES AND THE SUBSISTENCE AMENDMENT FALLS | 19:295 |
| COMPELLING TESTIMONY IN ALASKA: THE COMING REJECTION OF USE AND DERIVATIVE USE IMMUNITY | 3:229 |
| CONSTITUTIONALITY BATTLE OVER THE PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGANT EXCEPTION TO RULE 82, THE | 21:329 |
| DRUG TESTING OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EMPLOYEES IN ALASKA | 5:133 |
| FREE EXERCISE, FAIR HOUSING AND MARITAL STATUS - ALASKAN STYLE | 12:335 |
| FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN ALASKA: INTERPRETING THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 5:237 |
| LOCAL HIRE LAWS: ALASKA'S FUTILE ATTEMPTS AT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT | 4:359 |
| NATIONAL MODEL FOR RECONCILING EQUAL PROTECTION FOR SAME-SEX COUPLES WITH STATE MARRIAGE AMENDEMENTS: ALASKA CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION EX REL. CARTER V. ALASKA, A | 23:117 |
| POLICE DECEPTION OF A CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S ATTORNEY: AN ANALYSIS OF MORAN V. BURBINE UNDER THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 5:161 |
| PRETEXTUAL SEARCHES AND SEIZURES: ALASKA'S FAILURE TO ADOPT A STANDARD | 23:235 |
| PRIVACY AND THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION: FAILING TO FULFILL THE PROMISE | 20:29 |
| PRIVACY VS. PRACTICALITY: SHOULD ALASKA ADOPT THE LEON GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION? | 10:143 |
| RAVIN REVISITED: DO ALASKANS STILL HAVE A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO POSSESS MARIJUANA IN THE PRIVACY OF THEIR HOMES? | 15:315 |
| SELF-INCRIMINATION PROTECTION UNDER THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION: A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS | 12:43 |
| SMOTHERING FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT ERRS IN UPHOLDING THE STATE'S BLANKET PRIMARY STATUTE | 14:523 |
| TALE OF TWO COURTS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT, THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, AND RETROACTIVITY, A | 9:305 |
| UNDERSTANDING THE UNORIGINAL: INDETERMINANT ORIGINALISM AND INDEPENDENT INTERPRETATION OF THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 22:293 |
| WELCOME TO THE "LAST FRONTIER," PROFESSOR GARDNER: ALASKA'S INDEPENDENT APPROACH TO STATE CONSTITUTIONAL INTERPRETATION | 12:1 |
| CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - UNITED STATES | |
| ALASKA EQUAL PROTECTION: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OR COMMON LAW? | 15:209 |
| ALASKA MARRIAGE AMENDMENT: THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE ON THE LAST FRONTIER, THE | 16:213 |
| ALASKA PACIFIC ASSURANCE CO. V. BROWN: THE RIGHT TO TRAVEL AND THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF CONTINUOUS RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS | 2:339 |
| ALASKA'S CRIMINALIZATION OF REFUSAL TO TAKE A BREATH TEST: IS IT A PERMISSIBLE WARRANTLESS SEARCH UNDER THE FOURTH AMENDMENT? | 5:263 |
| ALASKA'S RIGHT TO PRIVACY TEN YEARS AFTER RAVIN V. STATE: DEVELOPING A JURISPRUDENCE OF PRIVACY | 2:159 |
| CARLSON V. STATE AND THE PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES CLAUSE: THE ALASKA WRINKLE IN NONRESIDENT FISHING FEE DIFFERENTIALS | 21:91 |
| COMPELLING TESTIMONY IN ALASKA: THE COMING REJECTION OF USE AND DERIVATIVE USE IMMUNITY | 3:229 |
| CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ALASKA'S TAKEOVER BID DISCLOSURE ACT, THE | 1:335 |
| CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS IN ALASKA, THE | 8:227 |
| CRAB FISHERMAN AND HIS CHILDREN: A CONSTITUIONAL COMPASS FOR THE NON-OFFENDING PARENT IN CHILD PROTECTION CASES, THE | 24:173 |
| CUSTODIAL CONSENTS TO SEARCH IN ALASKA: A WAIVER APPROACH, AT LEAST WHERE MIRANDA WARNINGS ARE ABSENT? | 3:125 |
| DRUG TESTING OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EMPLOYEES IN ALASKA | 5:133 |
| FREE EXERCISE, FAIR HOUSING AND MARITAL STATUS - ALASKAN STYLE | 12:335 |
| FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN ALASKA: INTERPRETING THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 5:237 |
| INVESTIGATIVE STOPS IN ALASKA: CAN COLEMAN SURVIVE A MULTIFACTORED BALANCE? | 7:381 |
| INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT AND FORCED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGGING IN THE TRIAL COURTS: RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AS A MATTER OF COURSE | 25:52 |
| JUSTICE RABINOWITZ AND PERSONAL FREEDOM: EVOLVING A CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK | 15:1 |
| LOCAL HIRE LAWS: ALASKA'S FUTILE ATTEMPTS AT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT | 4:359 |
| MORE THAN JUST A PRIVATE AFFAIR: IS THE PRACTICE OF INCARCERATING ALASKA PRISONERS IN PRIVATE OUT-OF-STATE PRISONS UNCONSTITUTIONAL? | 17:319 |
| NORTHERN LIGHTS - EQUAL PROTECTION ANALYSIS IN ALASKA | 3:1 |
| PEBBLE MINE: FISH, MINERALS, AND TESTING THE LIMITS OF ALASKA'S "LARGE PERMITTING PROCESS" | 25:1 |
| POLICE DECEPTION OF A CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S ATTORNEY: AN ANALYSIS OF MORAN V. BURBINE UNDER THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 5:161 |
| PREEMPTION OF STATE WILDLIFE LAW IN ALASKA: WHERE, WHEN, AND WHY | 24:145 |
| PRIVATE RIGHTS VERSUS PUBLIC POWER: THE ROLE OF STATE ACTION IN ALASKA CONSTITUTIONAL JURISPRUDENCE | 7:299 |
| PROTECTION OF CHILD WITNESSES AND THE RIGHT OF CONFRONTATION: A BALANCING OF INTERESTS | 7:223 |
| RESTITUTION, RETRIBUTION, AND THE CONSTITUTION | 7:333 |
| SANITY IN ALASKA: A CONSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF THE INSANITY DEFENSE STATUTE | 10:65 |
| STANDARDS OF MATERIALITY GOVERNING THE PROSECUTORIAL DUTY TO DISCLOSE EVIDENCE TO THE DEFENSE | 6:147 |
| TALE OF TWO COURTS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT, THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, AND RETROACTIVITY, A | 9:305 |
| WARRANTLESS SEARCHES FOR ALCOHOL BY NATIVE ALASKAN VILLAGES: A PERMISSABLE EXERCISE OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS OR AN ASSAULT ON CIVIL LIBERTIES? | 14:471 |
| CONTRACTS | |
| ALASKA'S PUBLIC DUTY EXCEPTION: RESTRAINTS UPON THE RIGHT TO CONTRACTUAL INDEMNITY | 3:331 |
| DOCTRINE OF THE IMPLIED INSURED IN ALASKA: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THIRD PARTIES TO INSURANCE CONTRACTS, THE | 3:145 |
| ENFORCEABILITY OF FORUM-SELECTION CLAUSES AFTER STEWART ORGANIZATION, INC. V. RICOH CORPORATION, THE | 6:175 |
| IMPLIED COVENANT OF GOOD FAITH AND FAIR DEALING IN ALASKA: ONE COURT'S LICENSE TO OVERRIDE CONTRACTUAL EXPECTATIONS, THE | 11:35 |
| MONITORING THE EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT IN ALASKA | 6:265 |
| MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE V. HITACHI CABLE, LTD. - TIME FOR ADOPTION OF A VOID CONTRACT REMEDY FOR ALASKA PUBLIC CONTRACTING AUTHORITIES | 6:227 |
| OUT ON PAROL?: A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT'S APPLICATION OF THE PAROL EVIDENCE RULE | 11:407 |
| STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL MALPRACTICE IN ALASKA AFTER LEE HOUSTON & ASSOCIATES, LTD. V. RACINE, THE | 9:41 |
| CORPORATE LAW | |
| ALASKA CORPORATIONS CODE: THE FORTY-NINTH STATE CLAIMS THE MIDDLE GROUND, THE | 7:3 |
| ALASKA MISCONDUCT INVOLVING WEAPONS STATUTES: A HISTORY AND ANALYSIS, THE | 20:335 |
| BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND TRIBAL SELF-DETERMINATION: A CRITICAL REEXAMINATION OF THE ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT ACT | 25:108 |
| CONTROL AND/OR MISCONDUCT: CLARIFYING THE TEST FOR PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL IN ALASKA | 9:65 |
| CONVERTING TO A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY: CONSIDERATIONS FOR ALASKA BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS | 13:289 |
| CREATION, OPERATION, AND DISSOLUTION OF A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP IN ALASKA, THE | 2:271 |
| JUDICIAL SCHIZOPHRENIA IN CORPORATE LAW: CONFUSING THE STANDARD OF CARE WITH THE BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE | 24:23 |
| LISTEN TO THE CANARY: A REPLY TO PROFESSOR BRANSON | 4:209 |
| PROTECTING MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS IN ALASKA CLOSE CORPORATIONS | 24:45 |
| SARBANES-OXLEY AND ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS: DO THE REGULATIONS APPLY? | 23:265 |
| SHAREHOLDERS' AGREEMENTS IN ALASKA AFTER HIKITA V. NICHIRO GYOGYO KAISHA, LTD. | 4:311 |
| STILL SQUARE PEGS IN ROUD HOLES? A LOOK AT ANCSA CORPORATIONS, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, AND INDETERMINATE FORM OR OPERATION OF LEGAL ENTITIES | 24:203 |
| CRIMINAL LAW | |
| ALASKA'S INSANITY DEFENSE AND THE "GUILTY BUT MENTALLY ILL" VERDICT | 4:171 |
| ALASKA'S MENS REA REQUIREMENTS FOR STATUTORY RAPE | 9:377 |
| ALASKA OFFICE OF VICTIM'S RIGHTS: A MODEL FOR AMERICA, THE | 21:259 |
| AN OVERVIEW OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY LAW IN ALASKA | 8:1 |
| CONSCIOUSNESS OF WRONGDOING: MENS REA IN ALASKA | 1:1 |
| DEVELOPMENT OF APPELLATE SENTENCING LAW IN ALASKA, THE | 7:265 |
| "IF YOU KNEW HIM LIKE I DID, YOU'D HAVE SHOT HIM TO. . ." A SURVEY OF ALASKA'S LAW OF SELF-DEFENSE | 23:171 |
| IS THE OFFICE CLOSED? THE ROLE OF THE OFFICE OF VICTIM'S RIGHTS AFTER COOPER V. DISTRICT COURT | 24:263 |
| LESSER-INCLUDED OFFENSES IN ALASKA: STATE V. MINANO | 3:199 |
| MENS REA IN ALASKA: FROM BAD THOUGHTS TO NO THOUGHTS? | 23:139 |
| MORE THAN JUST A PRIVATE AFFAIR: IS THE PRACTICE OF INCARCERATING ALASKA PRISONERS IN PRIVATE OUT-OF-STATE PRISONS UNCONSTITUTIONAL? | 17:319 |
| NITZ V. STATE: SKEWING THE EVIDENTIARY RULES TO PROSECUTE CHILD MOLESTERS | 4:333 |
| PRETEXTUAL SEARCHES AND SEIZURES: ALASKA'S FAILURE TO ADOPT A STANDARD | 23:235 |
| PEARS V. STATE: AN IMPROPER APPLICATION OF ALASKA'S CURRENT LAW TO INTOXICATED DRIVERS | 3:167 |
| POST-PLEA APPEAL OF "DISPOSITIVE" ISSUES: "THERE'S GLORY FOR YOU!" | 5:221 |
| PRESUMPTIVE SENTENCING IN ALASKA | 2:227 |
| RAVIN REVISITED: DO ALASKANS STILL HAVE THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO POSSESS MARIJUANA IN THE PRIVACY OF THEIR HOMES? | 15:315 |
| RE-EVALUATION OF ALASKA'S PLEA BARGAINING BAN, A | 8:27 |
| RESTITUTION, RETRIBUTION, AND THE CONSTITUTION | 7:333 |
| STANDARDS OF MATERIALITY GOVERNING THE PROSECUTORIAL DUTY TO DISCLOSE EVIDENCE TO THE DEFENSE | 6:147 |
| CRIMINAL PROCEDURE | |
| ALASKA'S DNA DATABASE: THE STATUTE, ITS PROBLEMS, AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS | 20:389 |
| ALASKA'S RESPONSES TO THE BLAKELY CASE | 24:1 |
| ADMISSIBILITY OF PRIOR BAD ACTS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES UNDER ALASKA RULE OF EVIDENCE 404(B) - AN EMERGING DOUBLE STANDARD, THE | 5:193 |
| CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS IN ALASKA, THE | 8:227 |
| CUSTODIAL CONSENTS TO SEARCH IN ALASKA: A WAIVER APPROACH, AT LEAST WHERE MIRANDA WARNINGS ARE ABSENT? | 3:125 |
| DETERRING DEFENDANTS FROM TAKING THE STAND: THE EXTENSION OF STATE V. WICKHAM TO RULE 404(B) | 8:291 |
| DEVELOPMENT OF APPELLATE SENTENCING LAW IN ALASKA, THE | 7:265 |
| INCONSISTENT JURY VERDICTS RETURNED ON A MULTIPLE COUNT INDICTMENT OF A SINGLE DEFENDANT | 3:387 |
| INVESTIGATIVE STOPS IN ALASKA: CAN COLEMAN SURVIVE A MULTIFACTORED BALANCE? | 7:381 |
| POLICE DECEPTION OF A CRIMINAL SUSPECT'S ATTORNEY: AN ANALYSIS OF MORAN V. BURBINE UNDER THE ALASKA CONSTITUTION | 5:161 |
| POST-PLEA APPEAL OF "DISPOSITIVE" ISSUES: "THERE'S GLORY FOR YOU!" | 5:221 |
| PRIVACY VS. PRACTICALITY: SHOULD ALASKA ADOPT THE LEON GOOD FAITH EXCEPTION? | 10:143 |
| PROTECTION OF CHILD WITNESSES AND THE RIGHT OF CONFRONTATION: A BALANCING OF INTERESTS | 7:223 |
| RE-EVALUATION OF ALASKA'S PLEA BARGAINING BAN, A | 8:27 |
| REPORTORIAL POWER OF THE ALASKA GRAND JURY, THE | 3:295 |
| RETHINKING MANIFEST INJUSTICE: REFLECTIONS UPON THE DECISIONS OF THE THREE-JUDGE SENTENCING PANEL | 5:1 |
| SANITY IN ALASKA: A CONSTITUTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF THE INSANITY DEFENSE STATUTE | 10:65 |
| SIDESTEPPING SCOTT: MODIFYING CRIMINAL DISCOVERY IN ALASKA | 15:33 |
| STANDARDS OF MATERIALITY GOVERNING THE PROSECUTORIAL DUTY TO DISCLOSE EVIDENCE TO THE DEFENSE | 6:147 |
| WARRANTLESS SEARCHES FOR ALCOHOL BY NATIVE ALASKAN VILLAGES: A PERMISSIBLE EXERCISE OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS OR AN ASSAULT ON CIVIL LIBERTIES? | 14:471 |
| DUE PROCESS, COMMON LAW | |
| ALASKA'S "QUASI-PUBLIC" HOSPITALS: THE IMPLICATIONS OF STORRS | 2:185 |
| INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT AND FORCED PSYCHIATRIC DRUGGING IN THE TRIAL COURTS: RIGHTS VIOLATIONS AS A MATTER OF COURSE | 25:52 |
| EDUCATION | |
| ALASKA SUPREME COURT AND THE RIGHTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AS EMPLOYEES: A SUGGESTED RESPONSE TO JUDICIAL LIMITATION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS, THE | 1:79 |
| IN RE COPPER RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT: COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND CHAPTER 9 MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY | 6:133 |
| METHODOLOGICAL MIDDLE GROUND: FINDING AN ADEQUACY STANDARD IN ALASKA'S EDUCATION CLAUSE, THE | 7:333 |
| ELECTION | |
| THE AFTERMATH OF IN RE 2001 REDISTRICTING CASES: THE NEED FOR A NEW CONSTITUTIONAL SCHEME FOR LEGISLATIVE REDISTRICTING IN ALASKA | 23:51 |
| FELON DISENFRACHISEMENT IN ALASKA AND THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT OF 1965 | 23:289 |
| EMPLOYMENT | |
| AFTER-ACQUIRED EVIDENCE IN EMPLOYMENT CASES IN ALASKA: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH | 18:59 |
| AFTER ACQUIRING AN AUDIENCE: A BRIEF REPLY TO THE JUNE 2001 CRITIQUE REGARDING AFTER-ACQUIRED EVIDENCE | 18:287 |
| ALASKA SUPREME COURT AND THE RIGHTS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AS EMPLOYEES: A SUGGESTED RESPONSE TO JUDICIAL LIMITATION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS, THE | 1:79 |
| BAD SAMARITANS MAKE DANGEROUS PRECEDENT: THE PERILS OF HOLDING AN EMPLOYER LIABLE FOR AN EMPLOYEE'S SEXUAL MISCONDUCT | 8:181 |
| BRIEF ANALYSIS OF AFTER-ACQUIRED EVIDENCE IN EMPLOYMENT CASES: A PROPOSED MODEL FOR ALASKA (AND POINTS SOUTH), A | 17:271 |
| DRUG TESTING OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EMPLOYEES IN ALASKA | 5:133 |
| EMPLOYMENT AT WILL IN ALASKA: THE QUESTION OF PUBLIC POLICY TORTS | 6:269 |
| EMPLOYMENT AT WILL: THE "AMERICAN RULE" AND ITS APPLICATION IN ALASKA | 2:23 |
| EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION LAW - STRAND V. PETERSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOL AND FRIDRIKSSON V. ALASKA USA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION: THE SUPREME COURT CHARTS AN UNCERTAIN COURSE | 1:53 |
| GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY: DRUG TESTING BY EMPLOYERS IN ALASKA, THE | 16:297 |
| IN RE COPPER RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT: COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND CHAPTER 9 MUNICIPAL BANKRUPTCY | 6:133 |
| LOCAL HIRE LAWS: ALASKA'S FUTILE ATTEMPTS AT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT | 4:359 |
| MODEST PROPOSAL: THE "REASONABLE VICTIM" STANDARD AND ALASKA EMPLOYERS' AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE TO VICARIOUS LIABILITY FOR SEXUAL HARASSMENT, A | 17:297 |
| MIXED-MOTIVES FOR FIRING EMPLOYEES: ALASKA'S INCONSISTENT STANDARDS AND ITS FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE CHANGING FEDERAL TIDE | 24:287 |
| MONITORING THE EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT IN ALASKA | 6:265 |
| REMOTE SITE DOCTRINE IN ALASKA, THE | 21:289 |
| SEXUAL ABUSER INSURANCE IN ALASKA: A NOTE ON ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. V. F.H.; K.W | 13:265 |
| SHELTER FROM THE STORM: THE NEED FOR WRONGFUL DISCHARGE LEGISLATION IN ALASKA | 6:321 |
| SOMETHING MORE IMPORTANT THAN MONEY - VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION IN WORKER'S COMPENSATION CASES | 3:49 |
| THOMAS V. ANCHORAGE TELEPHONE UTILITY: ALASKA TACKLES GENDER-BASED WAGE DISCRIMINATION | 4:71 |
| WALT-ZING THROUGH AN EMPLOYMENT TERMINATION: IS THERE A DUTY TO INVESTIGATE BEFORE DISCHARGING IN ALASKA? | 11:231 |
| ENVIRONMENTAL LAW / NATURAL RESOURCES | |
| AMOCO PRODUCTION CO. V. VILLAGE OF GAMBELL AND MOTOR VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION V. STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO.: AUTHORITY WARRANTING RECONSIDERATION OF THE SUBSTANTIVE GOALS OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT | 5:15 |
| ARCTIC NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, CORRELATIVE RIGHTS, AND SOURDOUGH: NOT JUST FOR BREAD ANYMORE, THE | 19:393 |
| CARLSON V. STATE AND THE PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES CLAUSE: THE ALASKA WRINKLE IN NONRESIDENT FISHING FEE DIFFERENTIALS | 21:91 |
| "EQUAL ACCESS" TO ALASKA'S FISH AND WILDLIFE | 11:277 |
| EXXON VALDEZ REOPENER: NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE SETTLEMENTS AND ROADS NOT TAKEN, THE | 22:135 |
| GREENPEACE V. NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE: STELLAR SEA LIONS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH PACIFIC | 21:1 |
| HAMMOND V. NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH: THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ISSUE - AN EXERCISE IN JUDICIAL LETHARGY | 1:129 |
| HIGH STAKES IN THE HIGH ARCTIC: JURISDICTION AND COMPENSATION FOR OIL POLLUTION FROM OFFSHORE OPERATIONS IN THE BEAUFORT SEA | 4:37 |
| LIMITS OF LIABILITY: CAN ALASKA OIL SPILL VICTIMS RECOVER PURE ECONOMIC LOSS?, THE | 10:87 |
| MAJOR ISSUES IN DEVELOPING ALASKA'S OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES | 1:209 |
| MANAGING ALASKA'S COASTAL DEVELOPMENT: STATE REVIEW OF FEDERAL OIL AND GAS LEASE SALES | 11:377 |
| MANAGING SENSITIVE ECOSYSTEMS: HONSINGER V. STATE AND THE NEED FOR FLEXIBILITY IN THE RULES OF REAL PROPERTY | 1:117 |
| MANDATORY MEDIATION OF COASTAL ZONE PLANNING DISPUTES IN ALASKA - AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONMAKING | 1:349 |
| PEBBLE MINE: FISH, MINERALS, AND TESTING THE LIMITS OF ALASKA'S "LARGE PERMITTING PROCESS" | 25:1 |
| PREEMPTION OF STATE WILDLIFE LAW IN ALASKA: WHERE, WHEN, AND WHY | 24:145 |
| PRELIMINARY INJUNCTIONS AS RELIEF FOR SUBSTANTIAL PROCEDURAL VIOLATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STATUTES: AMOCO PRODUCTION CO. V. VILLAGE OF GAMBELL | 4:105 |
| SPIRIT OF 76: DOES PRESIDENT CLINTON'S ROADLESS LANDS DIRECTIVE VIOLATE THE SPIRIT OF THE NATIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT ACT OF 1976?, THE | 17:127 |
| STRUGGLE FOR ALASKA'S SUBMERGED LAND, THE | 5:69 |
| "TRADITIONAL" RESOURCE USES AND ACTIVITIES: ARTICULATING VALUES AND EXAMINING CONFLICTS IN ALASKA | 19:167 |
| EVIDENCE | |
| ADMISSIBILITY OF PRIOR BAD ACTS IN SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES UNDER ALASKA RULE OF EVIDENCE 404(B) - AN EMERGING DOUBLE STANDARD, THE | 5:193 |
| AFTER=ACQUIRED EVIDENCE IN EMPLOYMENT CASES IN ALASKA: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH | 18:59 |
| AFTER ACQUIRING AN AUDIENCE: A BRIEF REPLY TO THE JUNE 2001 CRITIQUE REGARDING AFTER-ACQUIRED EVIDENCE | 10:279 |
| CONSTRUCTION AND ADMISSIBILITY OF INSURANCE POLICIES THAT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS, THE | 7:71 |
| DETERRING DEFENDANTS FROM TAKING THE STAND: THE EXTENSION OF STATE V. WICKHAM TO RULE 404(B) | 8:291 |
| EXPLOITATION OF TRUST: THE PSYCHOTHERAPIST-PATIENT PRIVILEGE IN ALASKA AS APPLIED TO PRISON GROUP THERAPY, THE | 18:295 |
| GOLDEN RETRIEVER RULE: ALASKA'S IDENTITY PRIVILEGE FOR ANIMAL ADOPTION AGENCIES AND FOR ADOPTIVE ANIMAL OWNERS, THE | 21:77 |
| LOST IN TRANSLATION: THE NEED FOR A FORMAL COURT INTERPRETER PROGRAM IN ALASKA | 22:113 |
| NITZ V. STATE: SKEWING THE EVIDENTIARY RULES TO PROSECUTE CHILD MOLESTERS | 4:333 |
| ON A COLLISION COURSE: PURE PROPENSITY EVIDENCE AND DUE PROCESS IN ALASKA | 18:177 |
| SIDESTEPPING SCOTT: MODIFYING CRIMINAL DISCOVERY IN ALASKA | 15:33 |
| STANDARDS OF MATERIALITY GOVERNING THE PROSECUTORIAL DUTY TO DISCLOSE EVIDENCE TO THE DEFENSE | 6:147 |
| STRICT LIABILITY AND THE ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE OF SUBSEQUENT REMEDIAL MEASURES UNDER EVIDENCE RULE 407 | 5:333 |
| FAMILY LAW | |
| ABANDONMENT V. ADOPTION: TERMINATING PARENTAL RIGHTS AND THE NEED FOR DISTINCT LEGAL INQUIRIES | 7:247 |
| "ACTIVE" VERSUS "REASONABLE" EFFORTS: THE DUTIES TO REUNIFY THE FAMILY UNDER THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT AND THE ALASKA CHILD IN NEED OF AID STATUTES | 19:85 |
| ALASKA MARRIAGE AMENDMENT: THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE ON THE LAST FRONTIER, THE | 16:213 |
| AN OVERVIEW OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY LAW IN ALASKA | 8:1 |
| CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES, INC. V. C.A.A.: BEST INTERESTS AND STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION OF THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT | 7:203 |
| CIVIL RULE 90.3: JUDICIAL DISCRETION UNDER ALASKA'S CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINE | 8:251 |
| CRAB FISHERMAN AND HIS CHILDREN: A CONSTITUTIONAL COMPASS FOR THE NON-OFFENDING PARENT IN CHILD PROTECTION CASES, THE | 24:173 |
| HITTING DEADBEAT PARENTS WHERE IT HURTS: "PUNITIVE" MECHANISMS IN CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT | 14:41 |
| IMPROVING THE COURT PROCESS FOR ALASKA'S CHILDREN IN NEED OF AID | 14:1 |
| INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT: DOES IT COVER CUSTODY DISPUTES AMONG EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS?, THE | 1:157 |
| LIABILITY OF THE STATE AND ITS EMPLOYEES FOR THE NEGLIGENT INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE REPORTS | 10:401 |
| NELSON V. NELSON: A PROPOSAL FOR EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROFESSIONAL DEGREE | 6:345 |
| PROTECTING ALASKA'S CHILDREN FROM NEGLECT: THE APPROPRIATE LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE TO IN RE S.A. AND R.J.M. V. STATE | 14:501 |
| PROTECTION OF CHILD WITNESSES AND THE RIGHT OF CONFRONTATION: A BALANCING OF INTERESTS | 7:223 |
| SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP, DID WE HAVE ONE? A REVIEW OF THE DEFINITION OF "SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP" WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF ALASKA'S DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LAWS, A | 24:237 |
| SPEEDY TERMINATION OF ALASKA NATIVE PARENTAL RIGHTS: THE 1998 CHANGES TO ALASKA'S CHILD IN NEED OF AID STATUTES AND THEIR INHERENT CONFLICT WITH THE MANDATES OF THE FEDERAL INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT | 19:57 |
| TERMINATING ACTIVE EFFORTS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT MISFIRES IN J.S. V. STATE | 20:305 |
| TOWARD A COMPENSATORY MODEL OF ALIMONY IN ALASKA | 12:101 |
| VISITATION RIGHTS FOR NATURAL PARENTS AFTER STEPPARENT ADOPTION | 1:319 |
| WANBERG V. WANBERG: CHARACTERIZATION OF PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSE OF EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION | 1:143 |
| FEDERALISM | |
| MATTER OF EXPECTATIONS: INTERPRETING THE STATUTORY PREEMPTION OF LOCAL ASSISTANCE TO FEDERAL FIREARMS REGULATORS, A | 15:345 |
| TALE OF TWO COURTS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT, THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, AND RETROACTIVITY, A | 9:305 |
| FISHERIES | |
| GREENPEACE V. NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICES: STELLAR SEA LIONS AND COMMERCIAL FISHERIES IN THE NORTH PACIFIC | 21:1 |
| MAJOR ISSUES IN DEVELOPING ALASKA'S OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF OIL AND GAS RESOURCES | 1:209 |
| HOSPITALS / PUBLIC HEALTH | |
| ALASKA'S "QUASI-PUBLIC" HOSPITALS: THE IMPLICATION OF STORRS | 2:185 |
| ALASKA HEALTH CARE DECISIONS ACT, ANALYZED, THE | 22:213 |
| DENTAL THERAPISTS IN ALASKA: ADDRESSING UNMET NEEDS AND REVIVING COMPETITION IN DENTAL CARE | 24:105 |
| EIDELSON V. ARCHER: EXHAUSTION OF REMEDIES IN A PRIVATE HOSPITAL | 1:277 |
| LIABILITY OF ALASKA MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS FOR MANDATED TREATMENT, THE | 20:271 |
| PUBLIC HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PROCESS IN ALASKA: TOWARD A MODEL PUBLIC HEALTH, LAW, THE | 17:77 |
| INDIAN POLICIES (SEE ALASKA NATIVES) |
| INSURANCE LAW | |
| CONSTRUCTION AND ADMISSIBILITY OF INSURANCE POLICIES THAT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS, THE | 7:71 |
| DOCTRINE OF THE IMPLIED INSURED IN ALASKA: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CONCERNING THIRD PARTIES TO INSURANCE CONTRACTS, THE | 3:145 |
| INSURANCE REGULATION IN ALASKA: HEALTHY EXERCISE OF A STATE PREROGATIVE | 10:279 |
| MONEY FOR NOTHING? UNCONDITIONAL PAYMENTS AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT IN JACKMAN V. JEWEL LAKE VILLA ONE | 25:158 |
| ONE CLIENT, ONE DEFENSE: REVISITING CHI WITH THE ALASKA RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT | 11:1 |
| SEXUAL ABUSER INSURANCE IN ALASKA: A NOTE ON ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. V. F.H.; K.W | 13:265 |
| JUDICIARY | |
| ALASKA'S MERIT SELECTION FOR JUDGES | 21:305 |
| JUDICIAL DISQUALIFICATION IN ALASKA COURTS | 17:53 |
| JUDICIAL SELECTION IN ALASKA: JUSTIFICATIONS AND PROPOSED COURSES OF REFORM | 20:49 |
| JURIES | |
| INCONSISTENT JURY VERDICTS RETURNED ON A MULTIPLE COUNT INDICTMENT OF A SINGLE DEFENDANT | 3:387 |
| REPORTORIAL POWER OF THE ALASKA GRAND JURY, THE | 3:295 |
| JUVENILES | |
| OVERVIEW OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY LAW IN ALASKA, AN | 8:1 |
| SHIFTING AWAY FROM REHABILITATION: STATE V. LADD'S EQUAL PROTECTION CHALLENGE TO ALASKA'S AUTOMATIC WAIVER LAW | 15:367 |
| LABOR LAW | |
| LOCAL HIRE LAWS: ALASKA'S FUTILE ATTEMPTS AT PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT | 4:359 |
| LEGAL PROFESSION | |
| ADOPTION OF THE ABA STANDARDS FOR IMPOSING LAWYER SANCTIONS BY THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT - IN RE BUCKALEW, THE | 6:365 |
| ALASKA RULE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 11: A PROPOSED AMENDMENT AND A GUIDE FOR APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION | 3:361 |
| ASSIGNABILITY OF LEGAL MALPRACTICE CLAIMS | 14:141 |
| IMPACT OF ECONOMIC INCENTIVES ON THE AWARD OF ATTORNEY'S FEES IN PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION, THE | 1:189 |
| INADVERTENT DISCLOSURE, THE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE, AND LEGAL ETHICS: AN EXAMINATION AND SUGGESTION FOR ALASKA | 19:461 |
| REVOLT IN THE RANKS: THE GREAT ALASKA COURT-BAR FIGHT, A | 13:1 |
| STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL MALPRACTICE IN ALASKA AFTER LEE HOUSTON & ASSOCIATES, LTD. V. RACINE, THE | 9:41 |
| NATIVE LAW | |
| "ACTIVE" VERSUS "REASONABLE" EFFORTS: THE DUTIES TO REUNIFY THE FAMILY UNDER THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT AND THE ALASKA CHILD IN NEED OF AID STATUTES | 19:85 |
| ALASKA V. NATIVE VILLAGE OF VENETIE: STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION OR JUDICIAL USURPATION? WHY HISTORY COUNTS | 14:353 |
| ANCSA CORPORATION LANDS AND THE DEPENDENT INDIAN COMMUNITY CATEGORY OF INDIAN COUNTRY | 13:211 |
| BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS AND TRIBAL SELF-DETERMINATION: A CRITICAL REEXAMINATION OF THE ALASKA NATIVE CLAIMS SETTLEMENT ACT | 25:108 |
| CANONS OF CONSTRUCTION, STARE DECISIS AND DEPENDENT INDIAN COMMUNITIES: A TEST OF JUDICIAL INTEGRITY | 16:37 |
| CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES, INC. V. C.A.A.: BEST INTERESTS AND STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION OF THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT | 7:203 |
| COMITY OF ERRORS: WHY JOHN V. BAKER IS ONLY A TENTATIVE STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION, A | 18:1 |
| CULTURE, CASH OR CALORIES: INTERPRETING ALASKA NATIVE SUBSISTENCE RIGHTS | 12:247 |
| DENTAL THERAPISTS IN ALASKA: ADDRESSING UNMET NEEDS AND REVIVING COMPETITION IN DENTAL CARE | 24:105 |
| EXCLUSIVE OF WHAT? THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE 1970 "METLAKATLA" AMENDMENT TO PL 280 | 23:1 |
| FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING: AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO THE PLACEMENT OF ALASKA NATIVE CHILDREN UNDER THE INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT | 22:89 |
| FOREWORD TO NATIVE LAW SELECTIONS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FEDERAL INDIAN LAW AS APPLIED TO NATIVE ALASKANS | 10:333 |
| INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT AND IÑUPIAT CUSTOMS: A CASE STUDY OF CONFLICTING VALUES, WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR CHANGE, THE | 21:43 |
| INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT: DOES IT COVER CUSTODY DISPUTES AMONG EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS? | 1:157 |
| INDIAN COUNTRY AND INHERENT TRIBAL AUTHORITY: WILL THEY SURVIVE ANCSA? | 14:443 |
| "INDIAN COUNTRY" AND THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF TRIBAL SELF-GOVERNMENT IN ALASKA | 22:1 |
| JOHN V. BAKER AND THE JURISDICTION OF TRIBAL SOVEREIGNS WITHOUT TERRITORIAL REACH | 20:1 |
| LEGAL PROTECTION OF SUBSISTENCE: A PREREQUISITE OF FOOD SECURITY FOR THE INUIT OF ALASKA, THE | 22:35 |
| LOST IN TRANSLATION: THE NEED FOR A FORMAL COURT INTERPRETER PROGRAM IN ALASKA | 22:113 |
| NINTH CIRCUIT ERRS AGAIN: THE QUIET TITLE ACT AS A BAR TO JUDICIAL REVIEW, THE | 19:433 |
| REVISIONIST HISTORY OF INDIAN COUNTRY, A | 14:283 |
| SARBANES-OXLEY AND ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS: DO THE REGULATIONS APPLY? | 23:265 |
| SMALL BUSINESS, RISING GIANT: POLICIES AND COSTS OF SECTION 8(A) CONTRACTING PREFERENCES FOR ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS | 23:315 |
| SPEEDY TERMINATION OF ALASKA NATIVE PARENTAL RIGHTS: THE 1998 CHANGES TO ALASKA'S CHILD IN NEED OF AID STATUTES AND THEIR INHERENT CONFLICT WITH THE MANDATES OF THE FEDERAL INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT | 19:57 |
| TERMINATING ACTIVE EFFORTS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT MISFIRES IN J.S. V. STATE | 20:305 |
| TOWARD A GROUP RIGHTS THEORY FOR REMEDYING HARM TO THE SUSBSISTENCE CULTURE OF ALASKA NATIVES | 12:293 |
| "TRADITIONAL" RESOURCE USES AND ACTIVITIES: ARTICULATING VALUES AND EXAMINING CONFLICTS IN ALASKA | 19:167 |
| TRIBAL COURT JURISDICTION AND PUBLIC LAW 280: WHAT ROLE FOR TRIBAL COURTS IN ALASKA? | 10:335 |
| TRIBAL POWERS TO REGULATE HUNTING IN ALASKA | 4:223 |
| WAIVER OF TRIBAL SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY IN THE CONTRACTUAL CONTEXT: CONFLICT BETWEEN THE NINTH CIRCUIT AND THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT?, THE | 10:363 |
| WARRANTLESS SEARCHES FOR ALCOHOL BY NATIVE ALASKAN VILLAGES: A PERMISSABLE EXERCISE OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS OR AN ASSAULT ON CIVIL LIBERTIES? | 14:471 |
| WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE: ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS AND THE BANKRUPTCY CODE 6:73 | 21:43 |
| POLITICAL PROCESS | |
| ANCHORAGE: GAMING CAPITAL OF THE PACIFIC RIM | 17:343 |
| AFTERMATH OF IN RE 2001 REDISTRICTING CASES: THE NEED FOR A NEW CONSTITUTIONAL SCHEME FOR LEGISLATIVE REDISTRICTING IN ALASKA, THE | 23:51 |
| ASPEN EXPLORATION CORP. V. SHEFFIELD: THE STATUS OF OFFICIAL IMMUNITY IN ALASKA | 7:187 |
| MEINERS V. BERING STRAIT SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE RECALL OF PUBLIC OFFICERS: A PROPOSAL FOR LEGISLATIVE REFORM | 2:41 |
| PRISON OVERCROWDING IN ALASKA: A LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE TO THE CLEARY SETTLEMENT | 8:155 |
| PROPERTY | |
| ALASKA DISTRESS LAW IN THE COMMERCIAL CONTEXT: ANCIENT RELIC OR FUNCTIONAL REMEDY? | 10:33 |
| ALASKA LANDS ACT'S INNOVATIONS IN THE LAW OF ACCESS ACROSS FEDERAL LANDS: YOU CAN GET THERE FROM HERE, THE | 4:1 |
| ANCSA CORPORATION LANDS AND THE DEPENDENT INDIAN COMMUNITY CATEGORY OF INDIAN COUNTRY | 13:211 |
| CLOUDS ARE LIFTING: THE PROBLEM OF TITLE TO SUBMERGED LANDS IN ALASKA, THE | 8:271 |
| EASEMENT CONDEMNATION AND STATE V. DOYLE: FAIR MARKET VALUE WITHOUT A MARKET | 6:199 |
| JURISDICTION AND THE HUNT: SUBSISTENCE REGULATION, ANILCA AND TOTEMOFF | 14:115 |
| MANAGING SENSITIVE ECOSYSTEMS: HONSINGER V. STATE AND THE NEED FOR FLEXIBILITY IN THE RULES OF REAL PROPERTY | 1:117 |
| MENTAL HEALTH LAND TRUST LITIGATION: STATE V. WEISS AND ITS AFTERMATH, THE | 9:343 |
| PEBBLE MINE: FISH, MINERALS, AND TESTING THE LIMITS OF ALASKA'S "LARGE PERMITTING PROCESS" | 25:1 |
| POURING NONPROBATE ASSETS INTO A TESTAMENTARY TRUST: A HALF-PROTECTED ACTIVITY IN ALASKA | 12:393 |
| ROSENBERG V. SMIDT: DRAMATIC RAMIFICATIONS FOR NONJUDICIAL FORECLOSURE SALES IN ALASKA | 5:357 |
| SELF-SETTLED SPENDTHRIFT TRUSTS AND THE ALASKA TRUST ACT: HAS ALASKA MOVED OFFSHORE? | 16:269 |
| STANDING TO CHALLENGE THE DISPOSITION OF LAND IN ALASKA: A PROPOSED REMEDY FOR THE INADEQUACIES IN THE CURRENT CASE LAW | 2:393 |
| STATE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR IN ALASKA AS IT APPLIES TO REAL PROPERTY, THE | 13:237 |
| STRUGGLE FOR ALASKA'S SUBMERGED LANDS, THE | 5:69 |
| TAXING ISSUE: ARE LIMITED ENTRY FISHING PERMITS PROPERTY?, A | 9:93 |
| WANBERG V. WANBERG: CHARACTERIZATION OF PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSE OF EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION | 1:143 |
| "WHEN IN NOME . . . .": CUSTOM, CULTURE AND THE OBJECTIVE STANDARD IN ALASKAN ADVERSE POSSESSION LAW | 11:301 |
| REMEDIES | |
| ALASKA'S APPORTIONMENT OF DAMAGES STATUTE: PROBLEMS FOR LITIGANTS | 9:1 |
| ALASKA'S PUBLIC DUTY EXCEPTION: RESTRAINTS UPON THE RIGHT TO CONTRACTUAL INDEMNITY | 3:331 |
| EIDELSON V. ARCHER: EXHAUSTION OF REMEDIES IN A PRIVATE HOSPITAL | 1:277 |
| EVALUATION OF EARNINGS LOSS IN ALASKA COURTS: THE IMPLICATIONS OF BEAULIEU AND GUINN, THE | 2:311 |
| EXXON VALDEZ REOPENER: NATURAL RESOURCES DAMAGE SETTLEMENTS AND ROADS NOT TAKEN, THE | 22:135 |
| IN RE EXXON VALDEZ: APPLICATION OF DUE PROCESS CONSTRAINTS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS | 20:195 |
| MUNICIPALITY OF ANCHORAGE V. HITACHI CABLE, LTD. - TIME FOR ADOPTION OF A VOID CONTRACT REMEDY FOR ALASKA PUBLIC CONTRACTING AUTHORITIES | 6:227 |
| SURVEY OF FEDERAL TAX COLLECTION PROCEDURE: RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF TAXPAYERS AND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, A | 3:269 |
| TORT LOSS ALLOCATION AMONG JOINT TORTFEASORS IN ALASKA: A CALL FOR COMPARATIVE CONTRIBUTION | 2:127 |
| TOWARD A GROUP RIGHTS THEORY FOR REMEDYING HARM TO THE SUBSISTENCE CULTURE OF ALASKA NATIVES | 12:293 |
| SECURITIES LAW | |
| CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ALASKA'S TAKEOVER BID DISCLOSURE ACT, THE | 1:335 |
| CREDITORS' VS. DEBTORS' RIGHTS UNDER ALASKA FORECLOSURE LAW: WHICH WAY DOES THE BALANCE SWING? | 14:77 |
| DEFINING AN "INVESTMENT CONTRACT" FOR PURPOSES OF ALASKA BLUE SKY LAW: HAVE THE ALASKA COURTS STRETCHED THEIR TEST BEYOND MEANINGFUL APPLICATION? | 2:371 |
| PROTECTING MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS IN ALASKA CLOSE CORPORATIONS | 24:45 |
| SARBANES-OXLEY AND ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS: DO THE REGULATIONS APPLY? | 23:265 |
| SENTENCING | |
| DEVELOPMENT OF APPELLATE SENTENCING IN ALASKA, THE | 7:265 |
| PRESUMPTIVE SENTENCING IN ALASKA | 2:227 |
| PRISON OVERCROWDING IN ALASKA: A LEGISLATIVE RESPONSE TO THE CLEARY SETTLEMENT | 8:155 |
| THERAPEUTIC JUSTICE IN ALASKA'S COURTS | 19:1 |
| TAX | |
| PROPOSED SOLUTION TO THE FEDERAL TAXATION OF ALASKA PERMANENT FUND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS, A | 3:269 |
| SURVEY OF FEDERAL TAX COLLECTION PROCEDURE: RIGHTS AND REMEDIES OF TAXPAYERS AND THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, A | 3:269 |
| TAXING ISSUE: ARE LIMITED ENTRY FISHING PERMITS PROPERTY?, A | 9:93 |
| TORTS | |
| ABANDONMENT V. ADOPTION: TERMINATING PARENTAL RIGHTS AND THE NEED FOR DISTINCT LEGAL INQUIRIES | 7:247 |
| ALASKA'S APPORTIONMENT OF DAMAGES STATUTE: PROBLEMS FOR LITIGANTS | 9:1 |
| ALASKA'S CAP ON NON-ECONOMIC DAMAGES: UNFAIR, UNWISE AND UNCONSTITUTIONAL | 11:67 |
| ALASKA'S MEDICAL MALPRACTICE EXPERT ADVISORY PANEL: ASSESSING THE PROGNOSIS | 9:401 |
| ALLOCATION OF FAULT AND PRODUCTS LIABILITY: A COMMENT ON SAFETY PRODUCTS AND HUMAN ERROR | 19:141 |
| ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION STRATEGIES IN MEDICAL MALPRACTICE | 9:429 |
| ANALYSIS OF JURISDICTIONAL ISSUES PRESENTED WHEN STATE-EMPLOYED SEAMEN ARE INJURED AND SEEK REDRESS, AN | 8:203 |
| ASPEN EXPLORATION CORP. V. SHEFFIELD: THE STATUS OF OFFICIAL IMMUNITY IN ALASKA | 7:187 |
| BAD SAMARITANS MAKE DANGEROUS PRECEDENT: THE PERILS OF HOLDING AN EMPLOYER LIABLE FOR AN EMPLOYEE'S SEXUAL MISCONDUCT | 8:181 |
| BREAKING THE AGE BARRIER IN ALASKA: INCLUDING ADULT CHILDREN IN LOSS OF FILIAL CONSORTIUM ACTIONS | 12:73 |
| CONSTRUCTION AND ADMISSIBILITY OF INSURANCE POLICIES THAT PROVIDE COVERAGE FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS, THE | 7:71 |
| DAMAGES FOR A DECEDENT'S PRE-IMPACT FEAR: AN ELEMENT OF DAMAGES UNDER ALASKA'S SURVIVORSHIP STATUTE | 7:351 |
| DAMAGES FOR WRONGFUL DEATH IN ALASKA | 5:293 |
| DEFINING "RECKLESS DISREGARD" IN DEFAMATION SUITS: THE ALASKA SUPREME COURT RENDERS A NARROW INTERPRETATION OF THE NEW YORK TIMES RULE | 1:297 |
| EMPLOYMENT AT WILL IN ALASKA: THE QUESTION OF PUBLIC POLICY TORTS | 6:269 |
| EVALUATION OF EARNINGS LOSS IN ALASKA COURTS: THE IMPLICATIONS OF BEAULIEU AND GUINN, THE | 2:311 |
| IN RE EXXON VALDEZ: APPLICATION OF DUE PROCESS CONSTRAINTS ON PUNITIVE DAMAGE AWARDS | 20:195 |
| LIABILITY OF ALASKA MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS FOR MANDATED TREATMENT, THE | 20:271 |
| LIABILITY OF THE STATE AND ITS EMPLOYEES FOR THE NEGLIGENT INVESTIGATION OF CHILD ABUSE REPORTS | 10:401 |
| LIMITS OF LIABILITY: CAN ALASKA OIL SPILL VICTIMS RECOVER PURE ECONOMIC LOSS?, THE | 10:87 |
| NEGLIGENCE PER SE AND BROAD STATUTORY CONSTRUCTION IN ALASKA: THE ADOPTION OF AN APPLICABLE STATUTE AS AN APPROPRIATE STANDARD OF CARE | 2:409 |
| PRODUCTS LIABILITY IN ALASKA - A PRACTITIONER'S OVERVIEW | 10:1 |
| PROSPECTIVE APPLICATION OF THE RESTATEMENT (THIRD) OF TORTS: PRODUCTS LIABILITY IN ALASKA | 17:1 |
| SEAT BELT ISSUE: JUDICIAL DISREGARD FOR LEGISLATIVE ACTION, THE | 4:387 |
| SEXUAL ABUSER INSURANCE IN ALASKA: A NOTE ON ST. PAUL FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. V. F.H.; K.W. | 13:265 |
| SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY AND THE DISCRETIONARY FUNCTION EXCEPTION OF THE ALASKA TORT CLAIMS ACT | 2:99 |
| TORT LOSS ALLOCATION AMONG JOINT TORTFEASORS IN ALASKA: A CALL FOR COMPARATIVE CONTRIBUTION | 2:127 |
| TORT REFORM IN ALASKA: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING? | 16:61 |
| TRUSTS AND ESTATES | |
| ALASKA DYNASTY TRUST, THE | 18:253 |
| ALASKA HEALTH CARE DECISIONS ACT, ANALYZED, THE | 22:213 |
| SELF-SETTLED SPENDTHRIFT TRUSTS AND THE ALASKA TRUST ACT: HAS ALASKA MOVED OFFSHORE? | 16:269 |
| UNDERSTANDING AND MAKING THE NEW SECTION 646 ELECTION FOR ALASKA NATIVE SETTLEMENT TRUSTS | 18:217 |
| WORKERS' COMPENSATION | |
| AN ANALYSIS OF JURISDICTIONAL ISSUES PRESENTED WHEN STATE-EMPLOYED SEAMEN ARE INJURED AND SEEK REDRESS | 8:203 |
| ALASKA WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW: FACT-FINDING, APPELLATE REVIEW, AND THE PRESUMPTION OF COMPENSABILITY, THE | 2:1 |
| REMOTE SITE DOCTRINE IN ALASKA, THE | 21:289 |
| AUTHOR INDEX TO ARTICLES, COMMENTS, PRACTICUMS AND REPLIES | |
| ANDREWS, MARK, "Active" Versus "Reasonable" Efforts: The Duties to Reunify the Family Under the Indian Child Weldfare Act and the Alaska Child in Need of Aid Statutes | 19:85 |
| ANDREWS, MARK, Terminating Acting Efforts: The Alaska Supreme Court Misfires in J.S. v. State | 23:305 |
| ATHENS, JR., E. JOHN, The Ninth Circuit Errs Again: The Quiet Title Act as a Bar to Judicial Review | 19:433 |
| ATHENS, MARIKA R. AND ALYSSA A. ROWER, Alaska's DNA Database: The Statute, Its Problems, and Proposed Solutions | 20:389 |
| BAIRD, RONALD L., Easement Condemnation and State v. Doyle: Fair Market Value Without a Market | 6:199 |
| BANKSTON, WILLIAM M. AND STEVEN T. O'HARA, The Creation, Operation, and Dissolution of a Limited Partnership in Alaska | 2:271 |
| BEDERMAN, DAVID J., High Stakes in the High Arctic: Jurisdiction and Compensation for Oil Pollution from Offshore Operations in the Beaufort Sea | 4:37 |
| BLACK, KATHRYN A., DAVID H. BUNDY, CYNTHIA PICKERING CHRISTIANSON AND CABOT CHRISTIANSON, When Worlds Collide: Alaska Native Corporations and the Bankruptcy Code | 6:73 |
| BLURTON, DAVID M., ANCSA Corporation Lands and the Dependent Indian Community Category of Indian Country | 13:211 |
| BLURTON, DAVID M., Canons of Construction, Stare Decisis and Dependent Indian Communities: A Test of Judicial Integrity | 16:37 |
| BLURTON, DAVID M., John V. Baker and the Jurisdiction of Tribal Sovereigns Without Territorial Reach | 20:1 |
| BRADLEY, M. KATHERYN AND DEBORAH L. WILLIAMS, "Be It Enacted by the People of Alaska . . ." - A Practitioner's Guide to Alaska's Initiative Law | 9:279 |
| BRANCHFLOWER, STEPHEN E., The Alaska Office of Victim Rights: A Model for American | 21:259 |
| BRANSON, DOUGLAS M., Still Square Pegs in Round Holes? A Look at ANCSA Corporations, Corporate Governance, and Indeterminate Form or Operation of Leagl Entitites | 24:203 |
| CARNS, TERESA W., Alaska's Response to the Blakely Case | 23:1 |
| CARNS, TERESA WHITE AND JOHN KRUSE, A Re-Evaluation of Alaska's Plea Bargaining Ban | 8:27 |
| CARNS, TERESA W., MICHAEL G. HOTCHKIN, AND ELAINE M. ANDREWS, Therapeutic Justice in Alaska's Courts | 19:1 |
| CASE, DAVID S., Listen to Canary: A Response to Professor Branson | 4:197 |
| CHAFFEE, ERIC C., Business Organizations and Tribal Self-Determination of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act | 25:108 |
| CHAMBERS, JOSEPH J., In Re Exxon Valdez: Application of Due Process Constraints on Punitive Damage Awards | 20:195 |
| CHEMERINSKY, ERWIN, Privacy and the Alaska Constitution: Failing to Fulfill the Promise | 20:29 |
| CLARKSON, KEVIN G., DAVID ORGON COOLIDGE AND WILLIAM C. DUNCAN, The Alaska Marriage Amendment: The People's Choice on the Last Frontier | 16:213 |
| CORBISIER, ROBERT W., The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Correlative Rights, and Sourdough: Not Just for Bread Anymore | 19:393 |
| CRAVEZ, PAMELA, A Revolt in the Ranks: The Great Alaska Court-Bar Fight | 13:1 |
| CROFT, CHANCY, Something More Important Than Money - Vocational Rehabilitation in Workers' Compensation Cases | 3:49 |
| CROOK, PENNY LOZON, Employment at Will: The "American Rule" and its Application in Alaska | 2:23 |
| CROSBY, DAVID C., The Constitutionality of Sobriety Checkpoints in Alaska | 8:227 |
| CURTNER, RICH AND MELISSA KASSIER, Pretrial Publicity, Presumed Prejudice, and Change of Venue in Alaska: Public Opinion Surveys as a Tool to Measure the Impact of Prejudicial Pretrial Publicity | 22:255 |
| DI PIETRO, SUSANNE, The Development of Appellate Sentencing in Alaska | 7:265 |
| DI PIETRO, SUSANNE, Foreword to Native Law Selections: Recent Developments in Federal Indian Law as Applied to Native Alaskans | 10:333 |
| DI PIETRO, SUSANNE, Tribal Court Jurisdiction and Public Law 280: What Role for Tribal Courts in Alaska? | 10:335 |
| DI PIETRO, SUSANNE AND TERESA W. CARNS, Alaska's English Rule: Attorney's Fee Shifting in Civil Cases | 13:33 |
| DI PIETRO, SUSANNE AND TERESA W. CARNS, Improving the Court Process for Alaska's Children in Need of Aid | 14:1 |
| DONLEY, SENATOR DAVE, WITH DOUGLAS BAILY, MARA MALLORY, TED POPELY, AND MATTHEW ROSKOSKI, Bess v. Ulmer - The Supreme Court Stumbles and the Subsistence Amendment Falls | 19:295 |
| DOSIK, SUSIE, M., Alaska's Merit Selection for Judges | 21:305 |
| DROPKIN, DREW D. AND JAMES H. MCCOMAS, On a Collision Course: Pure Propensity Evidence and Due Process in Alaska | 18:177 |
| EALY, JONATHAN B. AND AARON M. SCHUTT, What - If Anything - Is an E-Mail? Applying Alaska's Civil Discovery Rules to E-Mail Production | 19:119 |
| EDWARDS, BRUCE N., Understanding and Making the New Section 646 Election for Alaska Native Settlement Trusts | 18:217 |
| FAYETTE, JAMES, "If You Knew Him Like I Did, You'd Have Shot Him, Too. . ." A Survey of Alaska's Law of Self-Defense | 23:171 |
| FELDMAN, JEFFREY M. AND STUART A. OLLANIK, Compelling Testimony in Alaska: The Coming Rejection of Use and Derivative Use Immunity | 3:229 |
| FESSLER, DANIEL WILLIAM, The Alaska Corporations Code: The Forty-Ninth State Claims the Middle Ground | 7:1 |
| FISHER, GREGORY S., A Brief Analysis of After-Acquired Evidence in Employment Cases: A Proposed Model for Alaska (and Points South) | 17:271 |
| FISHER, GREGORY S., After Acquiring an Audience: A Brief Reply to the June 2001 Critique Regarding After-Acquired Evidence | 18:287 |
| FITZGERALD, JOHN RICHARD, An Analysis of Jurisdictional Issues Presented When State-Employed Seamen Are Injured and Seek Redress | 8:203 |
| FORD, MARILYN J. WARD, Indian Country and Inherent Tribal Authority: Will They Survive ANCSA? | 14:443 |
| FOSSEY, W. RICHARD, Employment Discrimination Law - Strand v. Petersburg Public School and Fridriksson v. Alaska USA Federal Credit Union: The Supreme Court Charts an Uncertain Course | 1:53 |
| FOSSEY, W. RICHARD, Meiners v. Bering Strait School District and the Recall of Public Officers: A Proposal for Legislative Reform | 2:41 |
| FOSSEY, W. RICHARD AND JOHN M. SEDOR, In re Copper River School District: Collective Bargaining and Chapter 9 Municipal Bankruptcy | 6:133 |
| FROST, JR., DON J., Amoco Production Co. v. Village of Gambell and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Association v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.: Authority Warranting Reconsideration of the Substantive Goals of the National Environmental Policy Act | 5:15 |
| GOSTIN, LAWRENCE O. AND JAMES G. HODGE, JR., The Public Health Improvement Process in Alaska: Toward a Model Public Health Law | 17:77 |
| GOTTSTEIN, JAMES B. (JIM), Involuntary Commitment and Forced Psychiatric Drugging in the Trial Courts: Rights Violations as a Matter of Course | 25:51 |
| GREEN, STEVEN KEITH, Freedom of Religion in Alaska: Interpreting the Alaska Constitution | 5:237 |
| GREENSTEIN, MARLA N., Judicial Disqualification in Alaska Courts | 17:53 |
| GREENE, ANGELA, The Crab Fisherman and His Children: A Constitutional Compass for the Non-Offending Parent in Child Protection Cases | 24:173 |
| GREER, STEPHEN E., The Alaska Dynasty Trust | 18:253 |
| HANLEY, PAT, Warrantless Searches for Alcohol by Native Alaskan Villages: A Permissible Exercise of Sovereign Rights or an Assault on Civil Liberties? | 14:471 |
| HARRINGTON, ANDY, Exclusive of What? The Historical Context of the 1970 "Metlakatla" Amendment to PL 280 | 23:1 |
| HARRISON, GORDON S., The Aftermath of In Red 2001 Redistricting Cases: The Need for a New Constitutional Scheme for Legislative Redistricting in Alaska | 23:51 |
| HAZELTIN, SHERI L., Speedy Termination of Alaska Native Parental Rights: The 1998 Changes to Alaska's Child in Need of Aid Statutes and Their Inherent Conflict with the Mandates of the Federal Indian Child Welfare Act | 19:57 |
| HILL, LAVERNE F., Family Group Conferencing: An Alternative Approach to the Placement of Alaska Native Children under the Indian Child Welfare Act | 22:89 |
| HOLLOMON, DUNCAN, The Struggle for Alaska's Submerged Land | 5:69 |
| INGRAHAM, MILLARD F., Damages for Wrongful Death in Alaska | 5:293 |
| JOHNSON, CARL H., A Comity of Errors: Why john v. Baker is Only a Tentative Step in the Right Direction | 18:1 |
| JOHNSON, CARL H. AND PETE D.A. PETERSEN, Is the Revised Uniform Arbitration Act a Good Fit for Alaska? | 19:339 |
| JOHNSON, ERIC A., Assisted Suicide, Liberal Individualism, and Visceral Jurisprudence: A Reply to Professor Chemerinsky | 1:209 |
| JONES, G. KEVIN, Major Issues in Developing Alaska's Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Resources | 1:209 |
| KALAMARIDES, JOSEPH A., The Remote Site Doctrine in Alaska | 21:289 |
| KEYES, LAURENCE, Alaska's Apportionment of Damages Statute: Problems for Litigants | 9:1 |
| KIRK, KENNETH C., The Alaska Health Care Decisions Act, Analyzed | 22:213 |
| KNUTH, MARGOT O., Inspection and Discovery of State Records in Alaska | 4:277 |
| LARSON, ARTHUR AND JOHN LEWIS, The Alaska Workers' Compensation Law: Fact-Finding, Appellate Review, and the Presumption of Compensability | 2:1 |
| LOBSINGER, ERIC J., A National Model for Reconciling Equal Protection for Same-Sex Couples with State Marriage Amendments: Alaska Civil Liberties Union ex rel. Carter v. Alaska | 23:117 |
| LURMAN, JULIE AND SANFARD P. RABINOWITCH, Preemption of State Wildlife Law: Where, When, and Why | 14:283 |
| MATAL, JOSEPH D., A Revisionist History of Indian Country | 14:283 |
| MATTHEWS, THOMAS A., Products Liability in Alaska - A Practitioner's Overview | 10:1 |
| MCBEATH, JERRY, Greenpeach v. National Marine Fisheries Service: Stellar Sea Lions and Commercial Fisheries in the North Pacific | 21:1 |
| MCCUNE, G. BLAIR, Overview of Juvenile Delinquency Law in Alaska, An | 8:1 |
| MCCUNE, BLAIR, Self-Incrimination Protection Under the Alaska Constitution: A Descriptive Analysis | 12:43 |
| MCGREAL, PAUL E., A Tale of Two Courts: The Alaska Supreme Court, the United States Supreme Court, and Retroactivity | 9:305 |
| MCGREAL, PAUL E., Alaska Equal Protection: Constitutional Law or Common Law? | 15:209 |
| MESCHEWSKI, JAMES A., Choice of Law in Alaska: A Survival Guide for Using the Second Restatement | 16:1 |
| METZLOFF, THOMAS B., Alternative Dispute Resolution Strategies in Medical Malpractice | 9:429 |
| MITCHELL, DONALD CRAIG, Alaska v. Native Village of Venetie: Statutory Construction or Judicial Usurpation? Why History Counts | 14:353 |
| MOBERLY, MICHAEL D. AND LAURA L. FARLEY, Blowing Hot and Cold on the Frozen Tundra: A Review of Alaska's Quasi-Estoppel Doctrine | 15:281 |
| MOBERLY, MICHAEL D., PHILIP J. MOBERLY AND LAURA L. FARLEY, Walt-zing Through an Employment Termination: Is There a Duty to Investigate Before Discharging in Alaska? | 11:231 |
| NELSON, RONALD L., Welcome to the "Last Frontier," Professor Gardner: Alaska's Independent Approach to State Constitutional Interpretation | 12:1 |
| NOBLE, HEATHER, Tribal Powers to Regulate Hunting in Alaska | 4:223 |
| NORDSTRAND, SCOTT J. AND PAUL D. SEYFERTH, Private Rights Versus Public Power: The Role of State Action in Alaska Constitutional Jurisprudence | 7:299 |
| ORLANSKY, SUSAN AND JEFFREY M. FELDMAN, Justice Rabinowitz and Personal Freedom: Evolving a Constitutional Framework | 15:1 |
| OSOWSKI, SHANE J., Alaska Distress Law in the Commercial Context: Ancient Relic or Functional Remedy? | 10:33 |
| PARKER, GEOFFREY, Y., FRANCES M. RASKIN, CAROL ANN WOODY, AND LANCE TRANSKY, Pebble Mine: Fish, Minerals, and Testing the Limits of Alaska's "Lager Mine Permitting Process" | 25:1 |
| PARKS, RICHARD W., The Evaluation of Earnings Loss in Alaska Courts: The Implications of Beaulieu and Guinn | 2:311 |
| PENGILLY, CHARLES R., Post-Plea Appeal of "Dispositive" Issues: "There's Glory for You!" | 5:221 |
| PENGILLY, CHARLES R., Restitution, Retribution and the Constitution | 7:333 |
| QUARLES, STEVEN P. AND THOMAS R. LUNDQUIST, The Alaska Lands Act's Innovations in the Law of Access Across Federal Lands: You Can Get There from Here | 4:1 |
| QUINN, EMILY D., Standards of Materiality Governing the Prosecutorial Duty to Disclose Evidence to the Defense | 6:147 |
| RODGERS, WILLIAM H., ET AL., The Exxon Valdez Reopener: Natural Resources Damage Settlements and Roads Not Taken | 22:135 |
| ROGERS, KEITH, Protecting Minority Shareholders in Alaska Close Corporations | 23:81 |
| ROESCH, BENJAMIN J., Erie Similarities: Alaska Civil Rule 68, "Direct Collisions," and the Problem of Non-Aligning Background Assumptions | 23:81 |
| ROESCH, BENJAMIN J., Money for Nothing? Unconditional Payments and Unjust Enrichment in Jackman v. Jewel Lake Villa Onei | 25:158 |
| SACKS, JEREMY DAVID, Culture, Cash or Calories: Interpreting Alaska Native Subsistence Rights | 12:247 |
| SCHWAIGER, MICHAEL, Understanding the Unoriginal: Indeterminant Originalism and Independent Interpretation of the Alaska Constitution | 22:293 |
| SEYFERTH, PAUL D., The Construction and Admissibility of Insurance Policies that Provide Coverage for Punitive Damage Awards | 7:71 |
| STEBING, DAVID G., Insurance Regulation in Alaska: Healthy Exercise of a State Prerogative | 10:279 |
| STERN, BARRY JEFFREY, Consciousness of Wrongdoing: Mens Rea in Alaska | 1:1 |
| STERN, BARRY JEFFREY, Presumptive Sentencing in Alaska | 2:227 |
| STERN, BARRY JEFFREY, Rethinking Manifest Injustice: Reflections Upon the Decisions of the Three-Judge Sentencing Panel | 5:1 |
| STRICKLAND, SHERIDAN, Municipality of Anchorage v. Hitachi Cable, Ltd. - Time for Adoption of a Void Contract Remedy for Alaska Public Contracting Authorities | 6:227 |
| STROMMER, GEOFFREY D. AND STEPHEN D. OSBORNE, "Indian Country" and the Nature and Scope of Tribal Self-Government in Alaska | 22:1 |
| SULLIVAN, JENNIFER L., The Spirit of 76: Does President Clinton's Roadless Lands Directive Violate the Spirit of the National Forest Management Act of 1976? | 17:127 |
| SUTHERLAND, EARL M., One Client, One Defense: Revisiting CHI with the Alaska Rules of Professional Conduct | 11:1 |
| THÉRIAULT, SOPHIE, GHISLAIN OTIS, GÉRARD DUHAIME, AND CHRISTOPHER FURGAL, The Legal Protection of Subsistence: A Prerequisite of Food Security for the Inuit of Alaska | 22:35 |
| TIEMESSEN, JOHN J. AND JASON A. WEINER, The Golden Retriever Rule: Alaska's Identity Privilege for Animal Adoption Agencies and for Adoptive Animal Owners | 21:77 |
| TRIEM, FRED W., Judicial Schizophrenia in Corporate Law: Confusing the Standard of Care with the Business Judgment Rule | 24:23 |
| TOMSEN, JENNIFER L., "Traditional" Resource Uses and Activities: Articulating Values and Examining Conflicts in Alaska | 19:167 |
| TRIMMER, BETH GOLDSTEIN LEWIS, A Sexual Relationship, Did We Have One? A Review of The Definition of "Sexual Relationship" Within the Context of Alaska's Domestic Violence Laws | 24:237 |
| VAN FLEIN, THOMAS V., Allocation of Fault and Products Liability: A Comment on Safety Products and Human Error | 19:141 |
| VAN FLEIN, THOMAS V., The Baker Doctrine and the New Federalism: Developing Independent Constitutional Principles Under the Alaska Constitution | 21:227 |
| VAN FLEIN, THOMAS V., Prospective Application of the Restatement (Third) of Torts: Products Liability in Alaska | 17:1 |
| VENNEBERG, TERRY A., After-Acquired Evidence in Employment Cases in Alaska: An Alternative Approach | 18:59 |
| WAN, ANDREA V.W., The Indian Child Welfare Act and Iñupiat Customs: A Case Study of Conflicting Values, with Suggestions for Change | 21:43 |
| WHITE, STEPHEN M., "Equal Access" to Alaska's Fish and Wildlife | 11:277 |
| WILDE, MARSHALL L., The Liability of Alaska Mental Health Providers for Mandated Treatment | 3:269 |
| WILKENS, JAMES K. AND THOMAS A. MATTHEWS, A Survey of Federal Tax Collection Procedure: Rights and Remedies of Taxpayers and the Internal Revenue Service | 3:269 |
| WISE, MICHAEL B., Northern Lights - Equal Protection Analysis in Alaska | 3:1 |
| ZALEHA, D. BERNARD, Alaska's Criminalization of Refusal to Take a Breath Test: Is It a Permissible Warrantless Search Under the Fourth Amendment? | 5:263 |
| AUTHOR INDEX TO NOTES | |
| ABBOTT, SUSAN LYNN, Liability of the State and Its Employees for the Negligent Investigation of Child Abuse Reports | 10:401 |
| ALEXANDER, KAMLA, A Modest Proposal: The "Reasonable Victim" Standard and Alaska Employers' Affirmative Defense to Vicarious Liability for Sexual Harassment | 17:297 |
| ALLEN, RICHARD, Is the Office Closed? The Role of the Office of Victims' Righs After Cooper v. District Court | 24:263 |
| ALTES, SCOTT LAWRENCE, The Statute of Limitations for Professional Malpractice in Alaska After Lee Houston & Associates, Ltd. v. Racine | 9:41 |
| ANTIPOLO, VIRGINIA CELLA, The Impact of Economic Incentives on the Award of Attorney's Fees in Public Interest Litigation | 1:189 |
| ARONIE, JONATHAN SCOTT, Alaska's Medical Malpractice Expert Advisory Panel: Assessing the Prognosis | 9:401 |
| AVILES, KAREN A., Eidelson v. Archer: Exhaustion of Remedies in a Private Hospital | 1:277 |
| BAKER, C. MARK, Riley v. Northern Commercial: Commercial Rationale Triumphs Over Statutory Interpretation | 1:109 |
| BALUSS, JANE, Mandatory Mediation of Coastal Zone Planning Disputes in Alaska - An Innovative Approach to Administrative Decisionmaking | 1:349 |
| BOSTLEMAN, WILLIAM L., Aspen Exploration Corp. v. Sheffield: The Status of Official Immunity in Alaska | 7:187 |
| BRIGGS-SYKES, CAROLINE T., Lost in Translation: The Need for a Formal Court Interpreter Program in Alaska | 22:113 |
| BRUMBAUGH, KAREN B., Wanberg v. Wanberg: Characterization of Property for the Purpose of Equitable Distribution | 1:143 |
| BRUYNES, IRENE W., Strict Liability and the Admissibility of Evidence of Subsequent Remedial Measures Under Evidence Rule 407 | 5:333 |
| BRYNER, WILLIAM M., Toward a Group Rights Theory for Remedying Harm to the Subsistence Culture of Alaska Natives | 12:293 |
| BUTT, JEFFREY DREW, The Indian Child Welfare Act: Does It Cover Custody Disputes Among Extended Family Members? | 1:157 |
| CARROLL, ROBERT, Litigation-Ending Sanctions: Alaska Courts' Use of Rule 37 | 2:77 |
| CASTELLON, MICHAEL C., Standing to Challenge the Disposition of Land in Alaska: A Proposed Remedy for the Inadequacies in the Current Case Law | 2:393 |
| CASTLETON, THOMAS E., A Matter of Expectations: Interpreting the Statutory Preemption of Local Assistance to Federal Firearms Regulators | 15:345 |
| CASTRO, BRIAN M., Smothering Freedom of Association: The Alaska Supreme Court Errs in Upholding the State's Blanket Primary Statute | 14:523 |
| CLAPACS, GRANTLAND M., "When in Nome . . .": Custom, Culture and the Objective Standard in Alaskan Adverse Possession Law | 11:301 |
| CLARKE, B. NEIL S., Shareholders' Agreements in Alaska After Hikita v. Nichiro Gyogyo Kaisha, Ltd. | 4:311 |
| COHEN, JOEL MICHAEL, Nitz v. State: Skewing the Evidentiary Rules to Prosecute Child Molesters | 4:333 |
| COLLINS, JEFFREY D., Alaska Rule 26: A Quixotic Venture Into the World of Mandatory Disclosure | 11:337 |
| CONNOLLY, WARD S., Sexual Abuser Insurance in Alaska: A Note on St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. v. F.H.; K.W | 13:265 |
| COOK, RICHARD N., Drug Testing of Public and Private Employees in Alaska | 5:133 |
| CURETON, FRANK W., The Reportorial Power of the Alaska Grand Jury | 3:295 |
| DAVIS, SARAH H., Carlson v. State and the Privileges and Immunities Clause: The Alaska Wrinkle in Nonresident Fishing Fee Differentials | 21:91 |
| DAVIS, THOMAS P., Civil Rule 90.3: Judicial Discretion Under Alaska's Child Support Guideline | 8:251 |
| DEBUSK, SUSAN E., Alaska's Insanity Defense and the "Guilty but Mentally Ill" Verdict | 4:171 |
| DESAI, SHARDUL, Pretextual Searches and Seizures: Alaska's Failure to Adopt a Standard | 23:235 |
| DOSIER, DENISE, The Clouds Are Lifting: The Problem of Title to Submerged Lands in Alaska | 8:271 |
| EISENSCHMIED, NANCY L., Lesser-Included Offenses in Alaska: State v. Minano | 3:199 |
| ERB, JASON R., The Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing in Alaska: One Court's License to Override Contractual Expectations | 11:35 |
| FINLEY, TILLMAN J., Judicial Selection in Alaska: Justification and Proposed Courses of Reform | 20:49 |
| FISHEL, ALAN, Pears v. State: An Improper Application of Alaska's Current Law to Intoxicated Drivers | 3:167 |
| FLYNN, MICHAEL L., Police Deception of a Criminal Suspect's Attorney: An Analysis of Moran v. Burbine Under the Alaska Constitution | 5:161 |
| FRANK, RICHARD A., Negligence Per Se and Broad Statutory Construction in Alaska: The Adoption of an Applicable Statute as an Appropriate Standard of Care | 2:409 |
| FRED, JOHN D., The Alaska Misconduct Involving Weapons Statutes: A History and Analysis | 4:105 |
| FROST, JR., DON J., Preliminary Injunctions as Relief for Substantial Procedural Violations of Environmental Statutes: Amoco Production Co. v. Village of Gambell | 4:105 |
| GIBBS, A. GREGORY, Anchorage: Gaming Capital of the Pacific Rim | 17:343 |
| GOTCH, JR., JOSEPH E., Creditors' vs. Debtors' Rights Under Alaska Foreclosure Law: Which Way Does the Balance Swing? | 14:77 |
| GREENE, DAVID A., Investigative Stops in Alaska: Can Coleman Survive a Multifactored Balance? | 7:381 |
| GROSSBAUER, JOHN F., Alaska's Right to Privacy Ten Years After Ravin v. State: Developing a Jurisprudence of Privacy | 2:159 |
| GUSTAFSON, MARK D., Custodial Consents to Search in Alaska: A Waiver Approach, at Least Where Miranda Warnings Are Absent? | 3:125 |
| HAMMAR, JULIAN E., Breaking the Age Barrier in Alaska: Including Adult Children in Loss of Filial Consortium Actions | 12:73 |
| HARDGROVE, SANDRA J., Local Hire Laws: Alaska's Futile Attempts at Preferential Treatment | 4:359 |
| HARRINGTON, ROBERT E., Alaska's Public Duty Exception: Restraints upon the Right to Contractual Indemnity | 3:331 |
| HARRISON, LOU, Hammond v. North Slope Borough: The Endangered Species Issue - An Exercise in Judicial Lethargy | 1:129 |
| HARRISON, LOU, Managing Sensitive Ecosystems: Honsinger v. State and the Need for Flexibility in the Rules of Real Property | 1:117 |
| HEADLEY, DARAH S., The Alaska Supreme Court and the Rights of Public School Teachers as Employees: A Suggested Response to Judicial Limitation of Collective Bargaining Rights | 1:79 |
| HEMMERICH, MICHAEL R., The Constitutionality of Alaska's Takeover Bid Disclosure Act | 1:335 |
| HOOPENGARDNER, MERRILL F., Nontraditional Venture Capital: An Economic Development Strategy for Alaska | 20:357 |
| HUNTER, SHYMEKA L., More Than Just a Private Affair: Is the Practice of Incarcerating Alaska in Private Out-of-State Prisons Unconstitutiional? | 17:319 |
| JOHNSON, ELIZABETH A., Alaska Pacific Assurance Co. v. Brown: The Right to Travel and the Constitutionality of Continuous Residency Requirements | 2:339 |
| JONES, CELIA GRASTY, Nelson v. Nelson: A Proposal for Equitable Distribution of the Professional Degree | 6:345 |
| JONES, NANCY K., Defining an "Investment Contract" for Purposes of Alaska Blue Sky Law: Have the Alaska Courts Stretched Their Test Beyond Meaningful Application? | 2:371 |
| KAPLAN, JOHN STUART, The Mental Health Land Trust Litigation: State v. Weiss and its Aftermath | 9:343 |
| KENYON, M. KATHLEEN, Alaska's "Quasi-Public" Hospitals: The Implications of Storrs | 2:185 |
| KORDZIEL, KEVIN M., Rule 82 Revisited: Attorney Fee Shifting in Alaska | 10:429 |
| KORNFIELD, PHOEBE, The Enforceability of Forum-Selection Clauses After Stewart Organization, Inc. v. Ricoh Corporation | 6:175 |
| KURTZ, M. DAVID, Managing Alaska's Coastal Development: State Review of Federal Oil and Gas Lease Sales | 11:377 |
| KUSHNER, DAVID, Free Exercise, Fair Housing and Marital Status - Alaskan Style | 12:335 |
| LAM, BRIAN E., The Admissibility of Prior Bad Acts in Sexual Assault Cases Under Alaska Rule of Evidence 404(b) - An Emerging Double Standard | 5:193 |
| LEATHERWOOD, LESLIE A., Sanity in Alaska: A Constitutional Assessment of the Insanity Defense Statute | 10:65 |
| LEWIS, CHRISTINA L., The Exploitation of Trust: The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege in Alaska as Applied to Prison Group Therapy | 18:295 |
| LEWIS, DAVID P., The Limits of Liability: Can Alaska Oil Spill Victims Recover Pure Economic Loss? | 10:87 |
| LOTT, CHRIS, The Methodological Middle Ground: Finding an Adequacy Standard in Alaska's Education Clause | 11:67 |
| MAHONEY, KEVIN S., Alaska's Cap on Noneconomic Damages: Unfair, Unwise and Unconstitutional | 11:67 |
| MAJEWSKI, AMY L., Inconsistent Jury Verdicts Returned on a Multiple Count Indictment of a Single Defendant | 3:387 |
| MARINACCIO, III, LEONARD, Out on Parol?: A Critical Examination of the Alaska Supreme Court's Application of the Parol Evidence Rule | 11:405 |
| MASON, GARY EDWARD, Lawrence v. Lawrence: The Use of Rule 60(b) Motions Based upon Post Judgment Changes in Controlling Law | 4:153 |
| MAY, KIMBERLY S., Shifting Away from Rehabilitation: State v. Ladd's Equal Protection Challenge to Alaska's Automatic Waiver Law | 15:367 |
| MCDANNELL, JENNIFER K., Assignability of Legal Malpractice Claims | 14:141 |
| MEYER, JEANNE AND JIM O. STUCKEY, II, Deterring Defendants from Taking the Stand: The Extension of State v. Wickham to Rule 404(b) | 8:291 |
| MILLS, DAVID EDWARD, Tort Loss Allocation Among Joint Tortfeasors in Alaska: A Call for Comparative Contribution | 2:127 |
| MURPHY, SEAN KENDALL, Pouring Nonprobate Assets Into a Testamentary Trust: A Half-Protected Activity in Alaska | 12:393 |
| MURPHY, S. MIKE, Sarbanes-Oxley and Alaska Native Corporations: Do the Regulations Apply? | 23:265 |
| MURRAY, CHRISTOPHER R., Felon Disenfranchisement in Alaska and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 | 23:289 |
| NAZARIAN, DOUGLAS R., Catholic Social Services, Inc. v. C.A.A.: Best Interests and Statutory Construction of the Indian Child Welfare Act | 7:203 |
| NELSON, CHRISTOPHER D., Toward a Compensatory Model of Alimony in Alaska | 12:101 |
| ORGILL, MARCIA SWIHART AND BELLANNE MELTZER TOREN, Sovereign Immunity and the Discretionary Function Exception of the Alaska Tort Claims Act | 2:99 |
| OWENS, III, THOMAS P., Employment at Will in Alaska: The Question of Public Policy Torts | 6:269 |
| PERLA, LEE, Mens Rea in Alaska: From Bad Thoughts to No Thoughts? | 23:139 |
| PETERSON, THOMAS W., The Doctrine of the Implied Insured in Alaska: Recent Developments Concerning Third Parties to Insurance Contracts | 3:145 |
| PETTIT, KENTON K., The Waiver of Tribal Sovereign Immunity in the Contractual Context: Conflict Between the Ninth Circuit and the Alaska Supreme Court? | 10:363 |
| PLISSEY, STEVEN D., Compulsory Joinder of Partial Subrogees: Implications of the Alaska Rule | 1:171 |
| POMERANZ, JAMES R., The State of Caveat Emptor in Alaska as it Applies to Real Property | 13:237 |
| QUIGLEY, KATHERINE, Converting to a Limited Liability Company: Considerations for Alaska Business Organizations | 13:289 |
| READ, JOHN R., Thomas v. Anchorage Telephone Utility: Alaska Tackles Gender-Based Wage Discrimination | 4:71 |
| REDMILES, MARK A., Shelter from the Storm: The Need for Wrongful Discharge Legislation in Alaska | 6:321 |
| REISS, BENJAMIN L., Alaska's Mens Rea Requirements for Statutory Rape | 9:377 |
| ROBB, CLIONA MARY, Bad Samaritans Make Dangerous Precedent: The Perils of Holding an Employer Liable for an Employee's Sexual Misconduct | 8:181 |
| ROPER, PAMELA FORRESTALL, Hitting Deadbeat Parents Where it Hurts: "Punitive" Mechanisms in Child Support Enforcement | 14:41 |
| ROWE, JAMES S., Protection of Child Witnesses and the Right of Confrontation: A Balancing of Interests | 7:223 |
| RUTLEDGE, JOYCE S., Monitoring the Employment Contract in Alaska | 6:265 |
| SCHWANITZ, BRIANNE, Mixed-Motives for Firing Employees: Alaska's Inconsistent Standards and its Failure to Follow the Changing Federal Tide | 24:287 |
| SCOTT, INARA K., A Model for Alaska: Deregulation in the Far North | 16:329 |
| SHAPIRO, DAVID G., Jurisdiction and the Hunt: Subsistence Regulation, ANILCA and Totemoff | 14:115 |
| SIMKO, JOSHUA K., Inadvertent Disclosure, the Attorney-Client Privilege, and Legal Ethics: An Examination and Suggestion for Alaska | 19:461 |
| SIMON, JEREMY S., Privacy vs. Practicality: Should Alaska Adopt the Leon Good Faith Exception? | 10:143 |
| SMITH, LAURENCE S., A Proposed Solution to the Federal Taxation of Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend Payments | 11:97 |
| STARK, SANFORD WEIL, Abandonment v. Adoption: Terminating Parental Rights and the Need for Distinct Legal Inquiries | 7:247 |
| STEGEMOELLER, ANDREW B., Defining "Reckless Disregard" in Defamation Suits: The Alaska Supreme Court Renders a Narrow Interpretation of the New York Times Rule | 1:297 |
| STEIN, TERRI, The Seat Belt Issue: Judicial Disregard for Legislative Action | 4:387 |
| STIDVENT, CHRISTOPHER T., Tort Reform in Alaska: Much Ado About Nothing? | 16:61 |
| STRAUSS, PHILIP REED, Control and/or Misconduct: Clarifying the Test for Piercing the Coroprate Veil in Alaska | 9:65 |
| SYDNOR, II, THOMAS D., Damages for a Decedent's Pre-Impact Fear: An Element of Damages Under Alaska's Survivorship Statute | 7:351 |
| THESING, JR., W. JOSEPH, Alaska Rule of Civil Procedure 11: A Proposed Amendment and a Guide for Application and Interpretation | 3:361 |
| TRIBBLE, BRADFORD J., Prison Overcrowding in Alaska: A Legislative Response to the Cleary Statement | 8:155 |
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| WARREN, PATRICIA J., Rosenberg v. Smidt: Dramatic Ramifications for Nonjudicial Foreclosure Sales in Alaska? | 5:357 |
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| WELLS, JR., CHARLES TALLEY, Protecting Alaska's Children from Neglect: The Appropriate Legislative Response to In re S.A. and R.J.M. v. State | 14:501 |
| WILLIAMS, CAMERON J., Sidestepping Scott: Modifying Criminal Discovery in Alaska | 15:33 |
| WILLIAMS, CAROL R., A Proposal for Protecting Privacy During the Information Age | 11:119 |
| WINTERS, ANDREW S., Ravin Revisited: Do Alaskans Still Have a Constitutional Right to Possess Marijuana in the Privacy of Their Homes? | 15:315 |
| WITZLEBEN, BEA, Visitation Rights for Natural Parents After Stepparent Adoption | 1:319 |
| WOODS, MICHELE J., The Adoption of the ABA Standards for Imposing Lawyer Sanctions by the Alaska Supreme Court - In re Buckalew | 6:365 |
| YANG, JENNY, J., Small Business, Rising Giant: Policies and Costs of Section 8(A) Contracting Preferences for Alaska Native Corporations | 23:315 |
| ZANZER, ABIZER, The Constitutional Battle Over the Public Interest Litigant Exception to Rule 82 | 21:329 |
| ZAROU, MECHELLE, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Drug Testing by Employers in Alaska | 16:297 |