Current Issue: Vol. 13, No. 2 (2013)

SPECIAL SECTION:  CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW

• Article: Sea Changes in Consumer Financial Protection: Stronger Agency and Stronger Laws by Dee Pridgen
• Article: Consumer Protection Laws: Not Just for Consumers by Megan Bittakis
• Article: Unprotected Class: Five Decisions, Five Justices, and Wholesale Change to Class Action Law by John Campbell

Land & Water Law Division

• Commentary: Proposed Wyoming Title Standards (Part I of III) by James W. Adams, Jr., Craig D. Stocker, Aaron D. Bieber, Karol S. Furmaga, Kristen E. Lesniewski, and Lynne Jurek
• Case Note: CONTRACT AND PROPERTY LAW — Does a Contractual Right to Receive Production Payments Create a Taxable Ownership Interest in Minerals?; Sutherland v. Meridian Granite Co., 273 P.3d 1092 (Wyo. 2012) by Lucas Wallace

Wyoming Law Division

• Article: Reentry Courts: An Emerging Use of Judicial Resources in the Struggle to Reduce the Recidivism of Released Offenders by Daniel M. Fetsco
• Article: If You Build It, Will They Come?: A Critical Look at the Policy Approach to Encouraging Entrepreneurship in Wyoming by Matthew D. Kaufman
• Case Note:  CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—Students Shed Wyoming Constitutional Rights at the Schoolhouse Gate: The Wyoming Supreme Court Upholds a Policy of Random, Suspicionless Drug Testing of Students; Hageman v. Goshen County School District No. 1, 256 P.3d 487 (Wyo. 2011) by Julianne Gern
• Case Note:  CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—Freedom of Expression: Wyoming Says Protecting Children Comes Second to Protecting Freedom of Speech; Operation Save America v. City of Jackson, 275 P.3d 438 (Wyo. 2012) by Katie J. Koski

General Law Division

• Comment: Giving Meaning to Empty Words: Promoting Tribal Self-Governance by Narrowing the Scope of Jury Vicinage and Venue Selection in MCA Adjudications by Shannon Rogers