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Volume 19, Issue 1 (1995)

Front Matter

Table of Contents
Seattle University Law Review

Articles

Civil Forfeiture and the Eighth Amendment After Austin
James E. Beaver, Kit G. Narodick, and Joseph M. Wallin

Direct Democracy: The Right of the People to Make Fools of Themselves; The Use and Abuse of Initiative and Referendum, A Local Government Perspective
Daniel M. Warner

Present and Future Interests: A Graphic Explanation
Roger W. Andersen

Comments

The Plain Feel Doctrine in Washington: An Opportunity to Provide Greater Protections of Privacy to Citizens of this State
Laura T. Bradley

The "Presence Is an Essential Function" Myth: The ADA's Trapdoor for the Chronically Ill
Audrey E. Smith

Note

Employer Liability Under the Third Party Provision of the Washington Industrial Insurance Act: The Dual Capacity and Dual Persona Doctrines in Evans v. Thompson
Melissa M. Jackson

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ISSN: 1078-1927