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Volume 42 | Issue 3

Volume 42 Issue Three

In Memoriam

Justice Martha B. Sosman

Hon. Robert J. Cordy &
Hon. Leila Kern

Essay

Justice Martha B. Sosman and the Jurisprudence of Rights and Remedies

Lawrence Friedman

Articles

Attitude Issues: The Difficulty of Using Personal and Ideological Characteristics to Predict Justice Martha B. Sosman’s Decision in Goodridge v. Department of Public Health

Brian Sheppard

The Dissents of Justice Martha B. Sosman: Judicial Restraint and Intellectual Honesty

Brandon L. Bigelow & Dalmau Garcia

A Unique Compromise: Justice Martha B. Sosman’s Crafting of a Rule Governing the Electronic Recording of Interrogations in Commonwealth v. DiGiambattista

Rachel E. Brodin & Rebecca Rogers

The Pragmatic Jurist’s Approach to the Confrontation Clause: Justice Martha B. Sosman’s Concurrence in Commonwealth v. Gonsalves

Ritu Bhatnagar

Notes

The Conduct Commission and Agreed Disposition: Limiting Judicial Independence in Massachusetts

Stephen P. Daly

Kick Me Out of the Ballgame: The Boston Red Sox, The BRA, and the Taking of Yawkey Way

Brian Mahler

Siting of Renewable Energy Facilities and Adversarial Legalism: Lessons from Cape Cod

Iva Ziza

Comment

Commonwealth v. King’s “First Complaint Doctrine”: The Voice of Injustice May Speak Loudly When Rape Victims Are Silenced

Scott D. Carman

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