Fall 1989

Articles 

Traffic Safety in the Electronic Age: Radar Detectors vs. Speed Law Enforcement

Tom Christoffel

Deregulation: Should the Local Telephone Market Be Next? 

David Gabel

Criteria for Recognition of Third Party Beneficiaries’ Rights

Orna S. Paglin

Notes

The Drug Patent Term: Longtime Battleground in the Control of Health Care Costs

Ronald L. Desrosiers

Expiring Use Restrictions: Their Impact and Enforceability

Lawrence Geller

The Removal of Feeding Tubes: Has the Right to Die Reached Its Limit?

Robert Lapointe

Glass-Steagall and the “Subtle Hazards” of Judicial Activism 

Joan LeGraw and Stacey Davidson

The Massachusetts Approach to a Child’s Testimony Against a Parent: Ensuring That Children Remain Neither Seen Nor Heard

Michele Jabour & Marie Lund

Criminal Liability for Workplace Accidents

Xavier K. McDonnell

Winter 1989

Articles

Due Process and Adequate Representation in a Chapter 11 Case: The Appointment and Removal of Members of a Creditors’ Committee in a Corporate Reorganization

Carlos J. Cuevas

Securities Arbitration: Is Required Arbitration Fair to Investors?

J. Kirkland Grant

Securities Litigation in the Aftermath of In Re Data Access Securities Litigation 

Thomas G. Shapiro and Michelle H. Blauner

Comment

The NonPrice Is Right: The Price Cutter’s Bane, Business Electronics v. Sharp Electronics

 Joseph A. Capezzuto

Notes

SEC Rule 19c-4: Furthering the Purposes of the Exchange Act or Federal Encroachment on Corporate Governance?

James M. Adrian

Financial Futures Contracts: A Look Into Their Massachusetts Corporate Excise Tax Treatment

Anne-Marie Laine Litchfield

The Obsolescence of the Waterman Steamship Doctrine

Diane McCarron

Innocent Corporate Employers-Should They Be Held Vicariously Liable Under Civil RICO?

Michele A. Theroux

Spring 1995

Foreword

Joan M. LeGraw

Dedications

A Tribute to Chief Justice Hennessy 

George Dargo

The Hennessey Gift

Honorable Paul J. Liacos

Chief Justice Edward F. Hennessy: A Tribute

Honorable Herbert P. Wilkins

Dedication to Honorable Edward F. Hennessey

Honorable John M. Greaney

The Education of a Chief Justice

Honorable Frank J. Murray

Articles

Toward Legal Girdlock?

Thomas C. Fischer 

 

Domestic Abuse and Violence in Massachusetts: A Survey 

Honorable Austin T. Philbin

 

The District Court Department of the Massachusetts Trial Court- Then, Now and Prospects for the Future

Honorable Arthur Sherman 

 

Reprint

Gender Bias Study of the Court System in Massachusetts

Comments

Traynor v. TurnagePrimary Alcoholism Is Necessarily Willful

Kim Marie Larkin

Balancing Free Speech in a Public Forum vs. Residential Privacy: Frisby v. Schultz

Robert E. Rigby, Jr. 

Hostile Environmental Sexual Harassment and the Imposition of Liability Without Notice: A Progressive Approach to traditional Gender Roles and Power Based Relationships 

Martha Sperry

Notes

Postpartum Depression Defense: Are Mothers Getting Away With Murder?

Christine Ann Gardner

The Varying Standards of Governmental Immunity: A Proposal to Make Such Standards Easier to Apply

Gail Ann McCarthy

Make Room for Daddy: A Putative Father’s Right to His Children

Gayle Wintjen

Summer 1990

Articles

Court Congestion and the Right to Speedy Trial in Massachusetts

Francis D. Doucette

The Tremors of the Times

Jerome H. Heckman

The Reemergence of Substantive Due Process as a Constitutional Tort: Theory, Proof, and Damages

J. Michael McGuinness and Lisa A. McGuinness Parlagreco

Comments

California v. Greenwood: The Fourth Amendment Trashbag Case

Michael D. Bunker

Negligent Security: Is Peter Pan a Merchant’s Nightmare? Sharpe v. Peter Pan Bus Lines, Inc.

William Joseph Flanagan

Notes

Use of the Massachusetts Discovery Rule by Adult Survivors of Father-Daughter Incest

Elaine M. Hartnett

Municipal Regulation of Wetland Use in Massachusetts: A Case Study

Stephen M. Rose

Governmental Immunity: A Massachusetts Perspective on the Public Duty Rule

Arthur M. Zontini, Jr.

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