WYOMING LAW REVIEW    

The Wyoming Law Review publishes articles written by practitioners and professors from throughout the country, as well as case notes and comments written by students attending the University of Wyoming College of Law.  The Wyoming Law Review does not publish works written by students from other law schools.

The Law Review is managed and edited by an editorial board of third-year students under the supervision of a faculty adviser.  The editorial staff is composed of second- and third-year law students selected on the basis of high scholarship and excellence in writing.  Appointment to the Law Review is one of the highest honors conferred by the College of Law.  Members of the editorial staff write comments and case notes for the student section of the Law Review.  All students are eligible to contribute to the student section.  The Wyoming Law Review is published twice each year.

Vol. 9, No. 1 (2009)

Front Pages

Land and Water Division

• In Defense of Conservation Easements: A Response to The End of Perpetuity, by Nancy A. McLaughlin and W. William Weeks
• Geologic CO2 Sequestration: Who Owns the Pore Space?, by Owen L. Anderson
• Guarding the Viability of Coal & Coal-Fired Power Plants: A Road Map for Wyoming's Cradle to Grave Regulation of Geologic CO2 Sequestration, by Delissa Hayano

Wyoming Law Division

• Report to the Wyoming State Bar, by Chief Justice Barton R. Voigt
• Case Note: Criminal Law―The Road Not Taken: Parameters of the Speedy Trial Right and How Due Process Can Limit Prosecutorial Delay; Humphrey v. State, 185 P.3d 1236 (Wyo. 2008), by Justin A. Daraie
• Case Note: Constitutional Law―Recent Developments in Wyoming's Reasonableness Requirement Applied to the Search Incident to Arrest Exception; Holman v. State, 183 P.3d 368 (Wyo. 2008), by Maryt L. Fredrickson

General Law Division

• Ending a Decade of Federal Prosecutorial Abuse in the Corporate Criminal Charging Decision, by Dane C. Ball & Daniel E. Bolia
• Trust Term Constraints after Repeal of the Federal Estate Tax, by Kelly A. Moore
• Case Note: Constitutional Law―Get the Balance Right: The Supreme Court's Lopsided Balancing Test for Evaluating State Voter-Identification Laws; Crawford v. Marion County Election Board, 128 S. Ct. 1610 (2008), by Aaron J. Lyttle
• Case Note: Constitutional Law―Open the Floodgates to Public Parks: The Tenth Circuit Welcomes All to Put Up Personal Permanent Monuments; Summum v. Pleasant Grove City, 483 F.3d 1044 (10th Cir. 2007) cert. granted, 128 S. Ct. 1737 (2008), by Joshua Tolin

ARCHIVES

Vol. 8, No. 2 (2008)

2009/2010  WYOMING LAW REVIEW BOARD

Editor-in-Chief Maryt Fredrickson		Managing Editor Aaron Lyttle
Article Editors David Shields Teresa Cassidy	Case Note Editors Josh Tolin Erin Murphy	Comment Editors April Christensen Kara Hunter
Faculty Advisor Larry MacDonnell	Subscription Assistance Megan Barber	Technical Advisor Timothy Kearley

Left to Right (back): Teresa Cassidy, David Shields, Kara Hunter, Erin Murphy,

and Josh Tolin.  Left to Right (front): Aaron Lyttle, Maryt Fredrickson, and April Christensen.

SUBSCRIPTIONS

Subscriptions to the Wyoming Law Review are available through the UW College of Law.

Subscription Terms:

United States $18.00 per year
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Single Issues $10.00 per issue
Back Issues $12.00 per issue

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Submissions

The Wyoming Law Review invites legal professionals to submit articles for our consideration year-around.  The content and organization of articles are left largely to the author's discretion, though the Wyoming Law Review prefers articles that both analyze the current state of the law and advocate a direction for the law to take in the future.  Articles with well-reasoned, bold, and innovative conclusions are welcomed.  The length of articles is also left to the author's discretion, but precision and crisp, concise writing are musts.  If you are interested in submitting an article, you may do so either electronically to wylawrev@uwyo.edu, through ExpressO, or by mailing a copy to the address below. Otherwise, feel free to read a copy of our law review, navigate our web site, or drop by our offices anytime.

To submit a manuscript to the editorial board, send a copy to:

Wyoming Law Review
Article Editors
University of Wyoming, College of Law
Dept. 3035, 1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, Wyoming 82071

Phone:  (307) 766-2329
Email:  WyLawRev@uwyo.edu