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Volume 42 | Issue 1

Volume 42 Issue One

In Memoriam

Judge James R. Lawton

John F. O’Brien

Commencement Address

New England School of Law Commencement Address

Michael J. Sullivan

Articles

Borders Beyond Borders – Protecting Essential Tribal Relations Off Reservation Under the Indian Child Welfare Act

Patrice H. Kunesh

No Right to Respect: Dred Scott and the Southern Honor

Cecil J. Hunt III

Notes

Chipping at the Iceberg: How Massachusetts Anti-Discrimination Law Can Survive ERISA Preemption and Mandate the Extension of Employee Benefits to All Married Spouses Without Regard to Sexual Orientation

Joel M. Nolan

Prosecution Without Persecution: The Inability of Courts to Recognize Christian Science Spiritual Healing and a Shift Towards Legislative Action

Allison Ciullo

Telemedicine in Massachusetts: A Better Way to Regulate

Sarah E. Born

A Search for “Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation” in Wilson v. State

Wendy S. Cash

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