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Volume 41 | Issue 2

Volume 41 Issue Two

Commencement Address

New England School of Law Commencement Address

Hon. Justice John L. Murray

Article

Picking Up the Pieces of the Gordian-Knot: Towards a Sensible Merger Methodology

Bruce A. Antokwiak

Book Review

Pursuing Justice: The Making of a Civil Rights Lawyer

Lawrence M. Friedman

Comment

Warning: Statues May Be Interpreted in an Unforseeably Expansive Manner: United States v. Councilman

Talya Yaylaian

Notes

The Appropriate Response of the United States to Forced Abortion in China: Should Section 601(A) of the IIRIRA Be Extended to Allow Asylum for Unmarried Couples?

Moshe S. Berman

Do International Fences Really Make Good Neighbors? The Zeroing Conflict Between Antidumping Law and International Obligations

Jeffrey W. Spaulding

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