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The Land and Water Law Review was the legal publication of the University of Wyoming College of Law from 1966 to 2000. The journal was preceded by the Wyoming Law Journal (1946-1965), and superseded by the Wyoming Law Review (2001 to present).

See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.

Current Issue: Volume 35, Issue 2 (2000)

Introduction

Memorial: Justice John J. Rooney

Articles

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The Bureau of Land Management's Proposed Surface Management Regulations for Locatable Mineral Operations: Preventing or Allowing Degradation of the Public Lands, The
Thomas F. Darin

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A Guide to Permitting Confined Animal Feeding Operations in Wyoming
Rachel Jay Smith

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The In Houses of Deceits: Science, Forensic Science, and Evidence - An Introduction to Forensic Evidence
Terrence F. Kiely

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Wyoming's Residential Rental Property Act - A Critical Review
Arthur F. Gaudio

Comments

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Plant Patent Law: The Federal Circuit Sows the Seed to Allow Agriculture to Grow
Andrew F. Nilles

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Utilizing the Tools: Successfully Implmenting the Stalking Statutes
Stacy Casper Martinez

Notes

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Water Law - Wilderness Areas and Federal Reserved Water Rights: Unlimited Appropriation of Unallocated Water Endorsed by Idaho Court - Potlatch Corp. v. United States (In re SRBA)
R. Clark Miller

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Local Government Law - Platte County's Cost of Living Adjustment: Is It an Unconstitutional In-Term Adjustment of an Elected Officer's Salary - Board of COunty Commissioners of the County of Platte v. Yeadon
Jason M. Conder

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Search and Seizure - Fourth Amendment Protection and the Expectation of Privacy in the Home of Another: When Is a Guest Really Not a Guest - Minnesota v. Carter
Gay George

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Search and Seizure - The Automobile Exception: Attempting to Establish a Bright-Line Rule Regarding Searches of Passengers' Containers - Wyoming v. Houghton
Zachary T. Lee

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Criminal Law - The Mirage of Brady in Wyoming: How Will the Wyoming Supreme Court Allow a Prosecutor to Go - Beintema v. State
M. Shawn Matlock

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Civil Rights/Education - Accommodating Disabilities: How Far Must Schools Go in Providing Related Services of a Medical Nature for Students with Disabilities - Cedar Rapids Community Sch. Dist. v. Garret F.
Donna M. Sheen

Special Section

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Justice John J. Rooney
William D. Bagley