Natalie H. Berg | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 721 (2025), Author at Washington Law Review

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Forbidden Knowledge: School Libraries, the First Amendment, and the Right to Receive Information

Abstract: In the past five years, numerous Republican legislators and conservative parental groups have aggressively…

Natalie H. Berg | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 721 (2025)October 1, 2025

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“That’s Not My Name”: The Linguistic Violence of Misnaming Parties in Court Proceedings

Abstract: This Article calls attention to the harms done when parties are misnamed in legal…

Robert S. Chang, Cecily C. Hazelrigg & Linda C. Lee | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 687 (2025)October 1, 2025

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Making Youth Matter

Abstract: Gun violence is the leading cause of death for children and adolescents in the…

Kimberly Ambrose | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 619 (2025)October 1, 2025

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A State Constitutional Challenge to Washington’s Denial of Minimum Wage to Incarcerated Workers

Abstract: This Comment challenges as unconstitutional Washington’s exemption of incarcerated individuals from the state Minimum…

Cailin Dahlin | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 755 (2025)October 1, 2025

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Another Broken Promise: The MMIWG2S Crisis and the Violation of the Federal Indian Trust Obligation

Abstract: Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people go missing and are murdered at rates nearly…

Marley Forest | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 793 (2025)October 1, 2025

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Getting Our House in Order: Mapping the Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine onto Washington’s Inclusionary Zoning Policies after Sheetz v. County of El Dorado

Abstract: The unconstitutional conditions doctrine dictates what a government can and cannot do when exercising…

John “Jack” Haskins | 100 Wash. L. Rev. 833 (2025)October 1, 2025