Fall 1987

Articles 

The Gutting of Gramm-Rudman: Implications for Bureaucrats, Budgets, and the Balance of Power

Eric Richards 

The Dual Sovereignty Exception to Double Jeopardy: In the Wake of Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority

Evan Tsen Lee

Free Speech Values, Public Schools, and the Role of Judicial Deference 

R. George Wright

Notes

Rape Law in Massachusetts: Our Puritan Forbearers and Other Cultural Remnants

Faith H. Biggs

Immigration Law: The Role of the Supreme Court in Policy Development

Tina A. Campbell

From Eveready to Park’N Fly: Has a Decade of Development for the Lanham Act Re-charged Trademark Law or Left the Customer Without a Place to Park?

Gerard F. Rogers

The Countervailing Duty and Antidumping Duty Laws: A Limited Solution? 

Francis F. Rushford 

Winter 1987

Articles

The Private Investor and Research and Development Limited Partnerships: An Unintended Casualty of Tax Reform? 

Gordon John Dickey

The Lender’s Dilemma: National and International Automated Data Complications in Perfecting a Security Interest in Accounts

C. A. Schipani 

Categorization and Presumptions in Horizontal Antitrust Cases 

Frank P. Spinella, Jr. 

Defining Obscenity: The Criterion of Value

R. George Wright

Comment

U.S. v. Inadi: Confrontation Rights and Co-Conspirator’s Statements, or How Car Trouble Put the Sixth Amendment in the Breakdown Lane

 Michael E. Kennedy

Notes

The Massachusetts Contribution Statute: A Medieval Law in Modern Times

Todd B. Denenberg

Employee Privacy Rights v. Business Needs: Drug Testing in the Workplace

Lois M. Farmer

Mutual Fund Distribution Expenses: Shareholder Investment Costs and the Propriety of 12b-1 Plans

Derwood James Haskell

Medical Peer Review in Massachusetts: Are Participants Exempt from Antitrust Claims? 

Ann Fitzpatrick Larney

Spring 1995

Articles

Law-Language of Maternity: Discourse Holding Nature in Contempt

Marie Ashe 

 

Alienated Justice: Rethinking Justiciability on the Occasion of the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution

Chesley P. Erwin, Jr. 

 

The Model Rules of Professional Conduct and Lawyer Malpractice Actions: The Gap Between Code and Common Law Narrows

Michael J. Hoover

 

Comments

The Federal Tort Claims Act Drowns at Sea in the First Circuit: A Case Comment on Brown v. United States

Sheryl F. Altman

 

The Bumper Sticker: The Innovation That Failed

Donna DiGiovanni

Nix v. Whiteside: Removing the Client Perjury Skeleton from the Defense Counsel’s Closet

James A. O’Brien III

Note

Attorney Advertising : Who’s Really Afraid of the Big Bad Lawyer?

John G. Balzer

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