Fall 1996
Articles
“Everything’s Up for Grabs”: The Coasean Story in Game-Theoretic Terms
Wayne Eastman
Multiple Petitions for Review of Agency Rulings: A Call for Further Reform
Toni M. Fine
The Massachusetts Hate Crime Reporting Act of 1990s: Great Expectations Yet Unfulfilled?
Sally J. Greenberg
Speech
The Honorable Janet Reno, Attorney General of the United States
Notes
Part-time Employees Divide the Circuits: An Interpretation of “Employer” Under Title VII and the ADEA
Brent T. Carney
The Viability of Impact Fees After Nollan and Dolan
Noreen A. Murphy
Child Support Recovery Act: Unification or Usurpation? The CSRA in the Aftermath of United States v. Lopez
Dawn L. Rudenko
Winter 1997
Articles
Domestic Violence, Domestic Torts and Divorce: Constraints and Possibilities
Clare Dalton
Phantom of the Strict Scrutiny
K.G. Jan Pillai
HIV, Judicial Logic and Medical Science: Toward a Presumption of Noninfection in Child-Custody and Visitation Cases
Pierce J. Reed & Laura D. Doucette
Essay
Non-Appointment of Counsel in Indigent Criminal Cases: A Case Study
Francis D. Doucette
Speech
Civility and Public Discourse Honorable Clarence Thomas, United States Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas
Comments
Faulkner v. Jones: The Constitutionality of the Citadel’s Single-Gender Admissions Policy
Amber L. Pearce
United States Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton Revisiting Justice Story in the Debate Over Term Limits and the Reserved Powers Doctrine
Adam L. Sisitsky
Taking a Closer Look at Massachusetts Public School Expulsions: Proposing an Intermediate Standard of Judicial Review After Doe. v. Superintendent of Schools
Craig J. Tiedemann
Note
The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: Protecting Corporations from Investors, Protecting Investors from Corporations, and Promoting Market Efficiency
Stephen M. Muniz
Spring 1997
Symposium: Critical Race Perspectives for the New Millennium – Second Annual Northeastern People of Color Legal Scholarship Conference
Introduction: The Conference on Critical Race Theory: When the Rainbow is Not Enough
Charles J. Ogletree, Jr.
Speech
Keynote Address: Redefining Our Roles in the Battle for Inclusion of People of Color in Legal Education
Phoebe A. Haddon
Articles
Creating Alliances and Community: It’s too Soon to Celebrate
Honorable Sylvia R. Cooks
The Culture of Success: Improving the Academic Success Opportunities for Multicultural Students in Law School
Pamela Edwards
United States v. Fordice: The Mississippi Aftermath
Dannye Holley & L. Darnell Weeden
Getting It Wrong: Hopwood v. Texas and its Implications for Racial Diversity in Legal Education and Practice
Roscoe C. Howard, Jr.
The Relevance of Race and Disparity in Discussions of Contract Law
Blake D. Morant
Essay
Reflections on Affirmative Action: Halcyon Winds and Minefields
Dean David Hall
Award Presentation
The Haywood Burns/Shanara Gilbert Award
Leonard M. Baynes
Comments
Adarand Constructors, Inc. v. Pena: Is Strict Scrutiny Fatal in Fact for Governmental Affirmative Action Programs?
Michael L. Manuel
Joe Camel and the Targeting of Minors in Tobacco Advertising: Before and After 44 Liquormart v. Rhode Island
Mary B. Meaden
Note
The Effect of Intoxication as a “Mitigating Factor” for Murder and Manslaughter
M. Christina Almanzor
Summer 1997
Article
Transforming Childhood: Apprenticeship in American Law
Janet L. Dolgin
Essay
Exploring the Role of Digital Currency in the Retail Payments System
Julia Alpert Gladstone
Speech
Remarks of Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins to Students at New England School of Law on March 27, 1997
Chief Justice Herbert P. Wilkins
Comment
Florida Bar v. Went For It, Inc.: A Thirty-Day Bugaboo?
Matthew E. Saunders
Notes
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington: 1997 Superfund Amendments Will It Solve the Liability Problem and How Will This Affect Massachusetts?
Peter K. Johnson
Like Oil and Water: States and Feds Confront Environmental Self-Auditing
Suzanne M. Parent
