ISSN 0046-6115
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1975July 15, 2020 PDT
The IRS Gets Its Fishing License - United States v. Bisceglia
The IRS Gets Its Fishing License - United States v. Bisceglia
Articles in Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1975
Vol. 11, Issue 1, 1975
- Charitable TrustsWilliam Wicker
- Washington's New Public Records Disclosure Act-Freedom of Information in Municipal Labor LawMichael McClintockSteven CrumbDouglas Tuffley
- Tort Law in Washington: A Legal ChameleonAndrew BohrnsenJames Ryan
- Washington's Attempt to View Sexual Assault as More Than a Violation of the Moral Woman-The Revision of the Rape LawsHelen Tutt
- Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress: Liability to the BystanderRobert Burley
- The Automobile Manufacturer as Guarantor of His ProductLawrence Vance
- The Disciplinary Rules and Competence of Counsel: A Proposed AlternativeMarc Steinberg
- Relative Contribution Among Tortfeasors: Time for Judicial Change of the Washington Rule?Floyd Ivey
- The IRS Gets Its Fishing License - United States v. BiscegliaThomas Lucas
- The Accumulated Earnings Tax - Public Versus Close CorporationsCraig Kellison
- Torts Survey of Washington Lawno survey author
- Government Survey of Washington Lawno survey author
- Procedural Law Survey of Washington LawGonzaga University Law School
- Constitutional Law Survey of Washington LawGonzaga University Law School
- Evidence Survey of Washington LawGonzaga University Law School
- Commercial Law Survey of Washington LawGonzaga University Law School
- Family Law Survey of Washington LawGonzaga University Law School
Thomas Lucas, The IRS Gets Its Fishing License - United States v. Bisceglia, 11 Gonzaga Law Review 251 (2020).