Fall 2006
Article
A “Social Dimension” in European Private Law? The Call for Setting a Progressive Agenda
Ugo Mattei and Fernanda Nicola
Comment
The National Historic Preservation Act: San Carlos Apache Tribe v. United States and the Administrative Roadblock to Preserving Native American Culture
Charles Rennick
Notes
Internet Trademark Disputes: A Modified Approach to the Applicability of the “Goods or Services” Requirement in the Lanham Act
Andrew Brabender
Used as Directed? How Prosecutors Are Expanding the False Claims Act To Police Pharmaceutical Off-Label Marketing
Edward P. Lansdale
The Legality of American Military Troops Engaging in Domestic Law Enforcement in the Event of a Major Terrorist Attack
Christopher Ligatti
Winter 2007
Commencement Address
New England School of Law Commencement Address
The Honorable Mr. Justice John L. Murray
Article
Picking Up the Pieces of the Gordian knot: Towards a Sensible Merger Methodology
Bruce A. Antkowiak
Book Review
Pursuing Justice: The Making of a Civil Rights Lawyer
Lawrence M. Friedman
Comment
Database Copyright Analysis for Dummies: Protecting Your Intellectual Investment Is About the Design, Not the Data
Jason H. Eaddy
Warning: Statutes May Be Interpreted in an Unforseeably Expansive Manner: United States v. Councilman
Talya Yaylaian
Notes
The Appropriate Response of the United States to Forced Abortion in China: Should Section 601(A) of the IIRIRA Be Extended to Allow Asylum for Unmarried Couples?
Moshe S. Berman
Do International Fences Really Make Good Neighbors? The Zeroing Conflict Between Antidumping Law and International Obligations
Jeffrey W. Spaulding
Spring 2007
Symposium
The CSI Effect: The True Effect of Crime Scene Television on the Justice System
CSI and Its Effects: Media, Juries, and the Burden of Proof
Simon A. Cole & Rachel Dioso-Villa
The CSI Effect: Its Impact and Potential Concerns
Craig M. Cooley
Devil in a White Coat: The Temptation of Forensic Evidence in The Age of CSI
J. Herbie DiFonzo & Ruth C. Stern
Untangling the CSI Effect in Criminal Jurisprudence: Circumstantial Evidence, Reasonable Doubt, and Jury Manipulation
Saby Ghoshray
Prosecuting Government Fraud Despite the “CSI Effect”: Getting the Jury to Follow the Money
James B. Johnston
Depiction of the “CSI Effect” in Popular Culture: Portrait in Domination and Effective Affectation
Thomas W. Nolan
The “CSI Effect” on Real Crime Labs
Sheila L. Stephens
Remarks on the Use and Misuse of Forensic Science to Lead to False Convictions
Edward J. Ungvarsky
Note
The Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege: The Perils of Recognizing a “Dangerous Patient” Exception in Criminal Trials
Anthony Parsio
Summer 2007
Articles
Reasonable Strategic Choice or Ineffective Assistance of Counsel: Failure to File Motions to Suppress in Massachusetts
Francis D. Doucette
A Marriage of Principles: The Relevance of Federal Precedent and International Sources of Law in Analyzing Claims for a Right to Same-Sex Marriage
Renée M. Landers
Comment
Judicial Imprimatur Required: Raising the Standard for Awards of Attorneys’ Fees Under the IDEA in Smith v. Fitchburg Public Schools
Keith Greiner
Note
The SJC and Dunkin Donuts: Squeezing the Filling Out of the Small Franchisee
Melissa Ann Gauthier
