Oregon Law Review

  • 150 Years of Oregon Constitutional Law
    Reflecting Back and Looking Forward

8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friday, February 13, 2009

University of Oregon School of Law
1515 Agate Street
Eugene, OR 97403

  • Speakers
Some Thoughts on Proportionality
Hon. Thomas Balmer
Associate Justice
Oregon Supreme Court
 
What Is a Constitution, What Is Not, and
Why Does It Matter?

Hon. Hans Linde
Associate Justice (Retired)
Oregon Supreme Court
 
The Search for the Meaning of Oregon's
Search and Seizure Clause

Hon. Jack Landau
Presiding Judge
Oregon Court of Appeals
 
Remembering 1857
Jim Mooney
Professor
University of Oregon School of Law
 
Choosing Justice: What Will Oregonians Greeting the State's Bicentennial Note About the Direct Popular Election of Judges?
Pete Shepherd
Former Deputy Attorney General
Oregon Department of Justice
 
The Majority Will: A Case Study of Misinformation, Manipulation, and the
Oregon Initiative Process

Paula Abrams
Professor
Lewis & Clark School of Law
 
The Partly Fulfilled Promise of
Home Rule in Oregon

Paul Diller
Professor
Williamette College of Law
 
The Oregon Constitution and
the Quest for Party Reform

Richard Clucas
Professor
Portland State University
 
Direct Democracy, The Guaranty Clause, and the Politics of the 'Political Question' Doctrine:
Revisiting
Pacific Telephone
Norman Williams
Professor
Williamette College of Law
 
Should the Oregon Constitution be Revised, and if so, How Should it be Accomplished?
Robert Williams
Professor
Rutgers (Camden) School of Law
 
Five CLE credits are pending.
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