Current Issue: Vol. 14, No. 2 (2014)

Front Pages

Special Section: Wyoming Water Law - Editor's Note

• Article: The Development of Wyoming Water Law by Lawrence J. MacDonnell
• Comment: Capturing the Doctrine of Recapture: The Need to Clarify Wyoming’s Law of Recapture by Brian J. Fuller
• Comment: To Save and to Salvage; or Not? Salvage Water Regulations in Wyoming by Rebecca J. Zisch
• Comment: You Never Step in the Same River Twice—The Effects of Changes in Supply and Demand in the Colorado River Basin on Wyoming Water Users by Kevin Carrico
• Comment: Sub-Dividing the Waters: The Need for an Adequate and Sustainable Water Supply in Exurban Subdivisions by Jason Johnson

Land & Water Law Division

• Article: Can’t See the Forest for the Fees: An Examination of Recreation Fee and Concession Policies on the National Forests by Steven J. Kirschner

Wyoming Law Division

• Article: Return of the Repressed: Coping with Post-Conviction Innocence Claims in Wyoming by Aaron J. Lyttle
• Article: Amendments to Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code Relating to Secured Transactions by Elaine A. Welle
• Article: The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation in Wyoming: Understanding it, Preserving it, and Funding its Future by David Willms and Anne Alexander

General Law Division

• Article: Harrowing Through Narrow Tailoring: Voluntary Race-Conscious Student-Assignment Plans, Parents Involved and Fisher by Joseph O. Oluwole and Preston C. Green III
• Article: Go Directly to Jail, Do Not Pass Juvenile Court, Do Not Collect Due Process: Why Waiving Juveniles into Adult Court Without a Fitness Hearing Is a Denial of Their Basic Due Process Rights by Brice Hamack