Utah Law Review 2000 Number 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS; The Taxation of Private Interests in Public Property: Toward a Unified Theory of Property Taxation; Can Constitutional Error Be Harmless?; History and Application of the Plain Error Doctrine in Utah; Revival of Jeffersonian Democracy or Resurgence of Western Anger? The Emergence of Collaborative Decision Making; A Clash Between Commercial Speech and Individual Privacy: U.S. West v. FCC; City of Edmond v. Robinson: The Coercion-Standing Test-A New Approach to Religious Symbols Under the Establishment Clause?; Utah's Gang Enhancement Statute: Did the Legislature Create a Sentencing Factor As It Intended or Did It Unwittingly Create an Element of the Offense?; The Right to Genetic Privacy? Are We Unlocking the Secrets of the Human Genome Only to Risk Insurance and Employment Discrimination?