Fall 2005

Foreword

Articles

 

A Prescription for Anxiety: An Analysis of three Brand-Name Drug Companies and Delayed Generic Drug Market Entry 

Barbara J. Williams

The Conservative Case for Progressive Taxation 

Mark S. Hoose

The Third Amendment in the Twenty-First Century: Military Recruiting on Private Campuses

Geoffrey M. Wyatt

Comments

Fighting Terrorism Through the Immigration and Nationality Act: Dangers of Limiting the INA’s Breadth Under Cheema v. Ashcroft

Daniel C. LaPenta

Promulgating Preschool: What Constitutes a “Policy Decision” Under Hancock v. Commissioner of Education?

Maura M. Pelham

The Thought Police: Doling out Punishment for Thinking About Criminal Behavior in John Doe v. City of Lafayette

Marbree D. Sullivan

Note

“Unbundled Legal Services”: A Solution to the Problems Caused by Pro Se Litigation in Massachusetts’s Civil Courts

Brenda Star Adams

Winter 2006

Introduction from the Dean

Faculty Contributions

Deriving Law from the Biblical Narrative: The Book of Ruth 

George Dargo 

Nine Questions about Same-Sex Marriage Conflicts

Stanley E. Cox

Toxic Torts, Autism, and Bad Science: Why the Courts May be Our Best Defense Against Scientific Relativism 

Joëlle Anne Moreno

Llewellyn’s Code as a Reflection of Legal Consciousness

 Curtis Nyquist

Reckoning with Dissonance: Thoughts on State Constitutional Law and Constitutional Discourse

 Lawrence Friedman

Improving Enforcement Mechanisms in the Charitable Sector: Can Increased Disclosure of Information Be Utilized Effectively?

 Ronald Chester

From the Margins to the Core: Integrating Public Service Legal Work into the Mainstream of Legal Education 

Russell Engler 

Our Environmental Rebels: An Average American Law Professor’s Perspective on Environmental Advocacy and the Law

Peter Manus

Sovereignty, Identity, and the ‘Apparatus of Death’

Tawia Ansah

Common Law Marriage: A Proposal for the Revival of a Dying Doctrine

Sonya C. Garza

Oath and Affirmation in the Court: Thoughts on the Power of a Sworn Promise 

Nadine Farid 

BOOK REVIEW: Many Unhappy Returns: One Man’s Quest to turn Around the Most Unpopular Organization in America 

Eric A. Lustig 

Comment

Hernandez v. Ashcroft: A Construction of “Extreme Cruelty” Under the Violence Against Women Act and its Potential Impact on Immigration and Domestic Violence Law

Alexandra Blake Flamme

Notes

‘Til Congress Do Us Part: The Marriage Protection Act, Federal Court-Stripping, and Same-Sex Marriage

J. Spencer Jenkins

The Current Fate of the Lobster Fishery and a Proposal for Change

Samantha Renèe Smith

Spring 2006

Symposium

From Grand Slams to Grand Juries: Performance-Enhancing Drug Use in Sports

Introduction

Symposium Contributions

Introductory Remarks: How it All Began: The Move to Drug Testing

Gordon A. Martin, Jr. 

Keynote Address: The Real Story of Baseball’s Drug Problems

Will Carroll 

The Challenge and the Tragedy

Denise A. Garibaldi, Ph.D.

Steroids: The Media Effect and High School Athletes

Chip Dempsey

Running Head: Psychological Dependency to Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids: Exploring the Role of Social Mediation

Tracy W. Olrich & Mario J. Vassallo 

Resolution of Doping Disputes in Olympic Sport: Challenges Presented by “Non-Analytical” Cases

Cameron A. Myler

Changing the Game: The Congressional Response to Sports Doping via the Anabolic Steroid Control Act

Rick Collins

The Deal with the Devil: “A Commentary” 

Brian R. Cook

The Imperial Commissioner Mountain Landis and His Progeny: The Evolving Power of Commissioners over Players 

Wm. David Cornwell, Sr. 

Drug Testing Provisions: An Examination of Disparities in Rules and Collective Bargaining Agreement Provisions 

Lisa Pike Masteralexis

Is There a Steroids Problem? The Problematic Character of the Case for Regulation 

Lewis Kurlantzick 

Drug Testing of Athletes-An Internal, Not external, Matter 

Matthew J. Mitten

Renovating our Recreational Crimes 

Paul Weiler

The Players Have Lost That Argument: Doping, Drug Testing, and Collective Bargaining

Paul H. Haagen

Comments

Get a Real Job! The National Labor relations Board Decides Graduate Student Workers at Private Universities Are Not “Employees” Under the National labor Relations Act

Ryan Patrick Dunn

Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District of Nevada: Is a Suspect’s Refusal to Identify Himself Protected by the Fifth Amendment? 

Michael D. Treacy

Note

The Restriction of Political Associational Rights Under Current Campaign Finance reform First Amendment Jurisprudence

Stephanie A. Sprague

Summer 2006

Foreword

Articles

Common Pitfalls in Patent Litigation

Peter J. Shurn III

Using Title IX’s “Prompt and Equitable” Hearing Requirements to Force Schools to Provide Fair Judicial Proceedings to Redress Sexual Assault on Campus

Wendy J. Murphy

Comments

Mattoon v. City of Pittsfield– Would You Like Your Water with a Side of Giardiasis?

Jennifer Whitcomb

The Tortious Conduct Exception: Holding Limited Liability Companies Accountable for Their Misconducts in Light of Estate of Countryman v. Farmers Cooperative Ass’n

Aaron Dean Wiles, Jr.

Note

The Massachusetts Civil Service Law: Is it Necessary to Destroy the Current System in Order to Save It?

Daniel D’Isidoro

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