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Volume 87, Number 2
ARTICLES
Illusory Consent: When an Incapacitated Patient Agrees to Treatment
Fredrick E. Vars
87 Or. L. Rev. 353
Judicial Power and Moral Ideology in Wartime: Shaping the Legal Process in World War I Britain
Rachel Vorspan
87 Or. L. Rev. 401
Buying Witness Silence: Evidence-Suppressing Settlements and Lawyers' Ethics
Jon Bauer
87 Or. L. Rev. 481
Government Intervention in Emerging Networked Technologies
Erik Lillquist and Sarah E. Waldeck
87 Or. L. Rev. 581
COMMENTS
Punitives, Damaged: The Troubling Due Process Implications of Philip Morris v. Williams and the Case for a Sounder Approach to Litigating Third-Party Harm
J. Aaron Landau
87 Or. L. Rev. 637
Opening Medical Settlements for the Public Good: Why Medical Cases Justify Secrecy in Settlement
Hannah V. Meisen-Vehrs
87 Or. L. Rev. 671