Current Issue: Vol. 14, No. 1 (2014)

• Article: This Land Is Your Land...But What About My Water? Applying an Exaction Analysis to Water Dedication Requirements for Facilities on Federal Land by J. Craig Smith
• Article: No Entry to the Public Lands: Towards a Theory of a Public Trust Servitude for a Way Over Abutting Private Land by Shelby D. Green
• Comment: Unjust Compensation: Allowing a Revenue-Based Approach to Pipeline Takings by Kelianne Chamberlain
• Case Note: WATER LAW--Cooperation Abandoned to Allow Hoarding of Water: The Supreme Court Denies Right to Divert Waters Across State Borders Under the Red River Compact; Tarrant Reg’l Water Dist. v. Herrmann, 133 S. Ct. 2120 (2013) by Brian A. Annes

Wyoming Law Division

• Case Note: PROPERTY LAW—Strong Armed at Arm’s Length: The Role of Comparable Easements in Condemnation Proceedings under Wyoming’s Amended Eminent Domain Laws; Barlow Ranch, LP v. Greencore Pipeline Co., 2013 WY 34, 301 P.3d 75 (Wyo. 2013) by Bailey K. Schreiber
• Case Note: CRIMINAL LAW--Prejudiced by the Prejudice Prong: Proposing a New Standard for Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Wyoming after Osborne v. State, 2012 WY 123, 285 P.3d 248 (Wyo. 2012) by Kellsie J. Nienhuser

• Article: Law, Popular Legal Culture, and the Case of Kansas, 1854–1856 by Chad G. Marzen
• Article: Memento Mori: Death and Wills by Karen J. Sneddon
• Article: Publius Was Not a PAC: Reconciling Anonymous Political Speech, the First Amendment, and Campaign Finance Disclosure by Benjamin Barr and Stephen R. Klein
• Comment: Can Shareholders “Bring the Sun” to Climate Change Disclosure?—Reflections on Shareholders’ Power to Fix Environmental Problems Through Proposals on Climate Change by Marlene Martin