In present-day Iceland, a living belief in elves is still a factor to be reckoned with. It is quite common for the construction of new roads and buildings to be interrupted or changed on their behalf. Indeed, lawsuits alleging both environmental and cultural impacts have risen all the way to the nation's supreme court, resulting in protection for elfin habitats. This Icelandic judicial perspective stands in sharp contrast to attitudes reflected in American courts, as Kris Olson recounts.
Indigenous Rights?
Of Hiddenfolk and Native People
By Kris Olson
Finding Their Place
Recession-Period Law Graduates Create Innovative Livelihoods
By Cliff Collins
Bar Counsel
Pop Quiz: A Year-End
Ethics Audit
By Amber Hollister
The Legal Writer
Difficult Conversations:
Talking About Bad Writing
By Suzanne E. Rowe
President’s Message
Finding Meaning:
Reflections on a Year as
OSB President
By Tom Kranovich
Bar Actions
Discipline
Reinstatements
Applications
Bar People
Among Ourselves
Moves
In Memoriam