Seattle University School of Law is home to an outstanding faculty of committed teacher-scholars. This is a collection of selected scholarship from some of our inspiring thought leaders.
Submissions from 1977
Equitable Conversion in Washington: The Doctrine That Dares Not Speak Its Name, George R. Nock, John A. Strait, and John W. Weaver
A Different Look at the Taxation of Corporate Distribution and Shareholder Gain, Charles O'Kelley
Submissions from 1976
Illusion and Contradiction in the Quest for a Desegregated Metropolis, Henry McGee
National Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974: Implications for the Poor, Ken Wing and A. G. Schneider
Submissions from 1975
Amended Article 1 of Draft Protocol I to the 1949 Geneva Conventions: The Coming of Age of the Guerrilla, James E. Bond
The Role of Tax Policy in Federal Support for Higher Education, John B. Kirkwood and David Mundel
Housing Subsidies in the U.S. and England, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1974
Prior Inconsistent Statements: Presently Inconsistent Doctrine, Mark Reutlinger
Representation of Clients in Matters Relating to Hospital Bills, Ken Wing, S. Axelrad, and P. A. Butler
Submissions from 1973
Victimless Crimes: A Proposal to Free the Courts, Robert C. Boruchowitz
Policy, Privacy, and Prerogatives: A Critical Examination of the Proposed Federal Rules of Evidence as They Affect Marital Privilege, Mark Reutlinger
Mental Commitment Cases of 1971 Supreme Court Term, Ken Wing and R. Carman
Submissions from 1972
Proposed Revisions to the Law of War Applicable to Internal Conflict, James E. Bond
Cash Deposits - Burdens and Barriers in Access to Utility Services, John B. Kirkwood
Blacks, Due Process and Efficiency in the Clash of Values as the Supreme Court Moves to the Right, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1971
Internal Conflict and Article Three of the Geneva Conventions, James E. Bond
Protection of Non-combatants in Guerrilla Wars, James E. Bond
Minority Students in Law School: Black Lawyers and the Struggle for Racial Justice in the American Social Order, Henry McGee
The Problems and Promise of Black Men of Law, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1970
Discretionary Justice: A Preliminary Inquiry, Henry McGee
Roscoe Pound's Legacy: Engineering Liberty and Order, Henry McGee
Urban Renewal in the Crucible of Judicial Review, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1969
Lay Advocacy and "Legal Services to Youth": Summaries on the Use of Para-legal Aides, Henry McGee
Universities, Law Schools, Communities: Learning or Service or Learning and Service?, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1968
Arrests in Civil Disturbances: Reflections on the Use of Deadly Force in Riots, Henry McGee
Submissions from 1967
Trusts: Consequences of Attorney's Good Faith Representation of Adverse Parties in Trust Administration, Mark Reutlinger
Submissions from 1957
Adjacent Airspace in the Law of Landlord and Tenant, Henry McGee