Fall 1992

Articles 

Indirect Popular Election of the Massachusetts House Speaker and Senate President

Kenneth Bresler

The Difference Between Application and Interpretation of the Law as It Applies to SEC Rule 12b-1 Under the Investment Company Act of 1940 

William P. Dukes & James B. Wilcox

What Went Wrong with the Warren Court’s Conception of the Fourth Amendment? 

John B. Mitchell

Notes

What is Protected by a Program Copyright?

Gary Donahue

Public Housing Tenants as Third-Party Beneficiaries: Considering Ayala v. Boston Housing Authority

Kenneth J. Foster

Secured Lender Liability under CERCLA

Joseph D. Uradnik

The Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination: The Time Has Come for the United States Supreme Court to End Its Silence on the Rationale Behind the Contemporary Application of the Privilege

Lisa Tarallo

Regulating Judicial Misconduct in Massachusetts

Robert W. Galvin

Third-Generation-DES Claims

John B. Maynard

Winter 1992

Articles

Democracy and Human Rights: Developing a South African Human Rights Culture

Kader Asmal

Pornography and Group Libel: How to Solve the Hudnut Problem

Jerome O’Callaghan

Comments

Arizona v. Fulminante: Accusation or Inquisition?

Jason Cenicola

County of Riverside v. McLaughlin: The “Promptness” of a Probable Cause Determination

 Elizabeth J. Morahan

California v. Hodari D.: An Evolving Definition of Seizure Under the Fourth Amendment

Richard W. Zahn

First Amendment Protections Stripped Bare: Barnes v. Glen Theatre, Inc. 

Teno A. West

Carden v. Arkoma Associates: The Citizenship of Limited Partnerships, Associations, and Juridical Entities – A Chilling Future for Federal Diversity Jurisdiction

John McCormack

Note

The Physician’s Duty to Treat Persons with AIDS

Lynn Deitzer

Spring 1993

A Symposium on Charles Hamilton Houston

Foreword

Prof. Henna Rae McNeil 

 

Charles Hamilton Houston

 

Speech Delivered at Amherst College in April, 1980

Hon. A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr.

 

Oral History

Hon. Margaret A. Haywood

 

Oral History

Justice Thurgood Marshall

 

Oral History 

Hon. Juanita Kidd Stout

Oral History 

Oliver W. Hill, Sr., Esq.

Oral History 

Hone. William B. Bryant

Speech Delivered at AALS Luncheon in October, 1992

Hon. Eleanor Holmes Norton

Comments

Toibb v. RadloffChapter 11 Relief Now Available to Individual Debtors

Mark A. Davis

Payne v. Tennessee: The Effect of Victim Harm at Capital Sentencing Trials and the Resurgence of Victim Impact Statements

Carole Mansur

Hamelin v. Michigan: Contemporary Morality and Constitutional Objectivity

Stephen E. Meltzer

Gilmer v. Interstate/Johnson Lan Corporation: When Is an Employee’s Right to a Judicial Forum Precluded by an Arbitration Agreement?

Carol-Teigue J. Thomas

Florida v. Bostick: The Fourth Amendment Takes a Back Seat to the Drug War

Michael J. Reed, Jr. 

Notes

Prejudicial Publicity in Criminal Trials: Bringing Sheppard v. Maxwell Into the Nineties

Joseph F. Flynn

Protecting Rape Victims’ Identities: Balance Between the Right to Privacy and the First Amendment

Suzanne M. Leone

Summer 1993

Article

S.C.A.R.F.A.C.E.: A Speculation on Double Jeopardy and Compound Criminal Liability

Susan W. Brenner

Comments

Zarin v. Commissioner: Does a Gambler Have Income From the Cancellation of a Casino Debt?

Mark J. Marroni

McDermott International v. Wilander: Seaman Status Revisited

Nancy J. Fugleberg

Angelini v. OMD Corporation: Consortium Claimants and the Abandonment of Discerning Caution

Martha E. Krache

United States v. Verdugo-Urquidez: Extending the Ker-Frisbie Doctrine to Meet the Modern Challenges Posed by the International Drug Trade

Peter S. McCarthy

Commonwealth v. Hutchins: A Defendant Is Denied the Right to Present a Medical Necessity Defense

Todd H. Whilton

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority v. Citizens for the Abatement of Aircraft Noise, Inc. 

Richard A. Silva

Notes

An Analysis of the Legal Issues Surrounding the Forced Use of Ritalin: Protecting a Child’s Right to “Just Say No”

James C. O’Leary

A Massachusetts Real Estate Broker’s Duty to Disclose: The Quandary Presented by AIDS Stigmatized Property

Michael D. Isacco Jr.

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