Fall 2009

Articles 

Hirsch Lecture: Gender, Masculinities, and Transition in Conflicted Societies

Naomi Cahn & Fionnuala Ní Aoláin

The Estate and Gift Tax Implications of Self-Settled Domestic Asset Protection Trusts: Can You Really Have Your Cake and Eat It Too?

Phyllis C. Smith

Notes

The Constitutionality of Stop-Loss and Why It Is Better for the Country Than the Draft

Tim Donahue

Noble in Theory, Vain in Practice: A Critique of Level One Sex Offenders in Massachusetts

Jenai J. Cormier

Copyright Protection for the Fruits of Digital Labor: Finding Originality in Digital Wire-Frames

Michael Palumbo

“The Machine Knows!”: What Legal Implications Arise for GPS Device Manufacturers When Drivers Following Their GPS Device Instructions Cause an Accident? 

Martin J. Saulen 

Comments

Pregnancy as a Result of Unlawful But Non-Forcible Sexual Conduct Is Not a Form of Great Bodily Injury 

Sabrina Bonanno

No Helping Hand for Drug Addicts: A Helping Hand L.L.C. v. Baltimore County, Maryland, the ADA, and the Case for Disabled Drug Addicts 

Kevin Voyvodich

Winter 2010

Articles

Five Against the Environment

 Peter Manus

Coming Full CERCLA: Why Burlington Northern is Not the Sword of Damocles for Joint and Several Liability

 Martha L. Judy

The 2008-2009 Term and the Clean Water Act: Justice Kennedy Where Art Thou?

 Mark Latham

Unprecedented Harm: Will the Roberts Court Recognize the Distinction Between Global Warming and Its Effects? 

Susan Muller

Notes

“You’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat”: Somali Piracy and the Erosion of Customary Piracy Suppression

Jarret Berg

State Religious Freedom Restoration Act as a Solution to the Free Exercise Problem of Religiously Based Refusals to Administer Health Care

Kelleen Patricia Forlizzi

Taking Responsibility: A Case for Due Process Rights to a Commonwealth Care Employer-Sponsored Insurance Waiver

Zoë Paolantonio

Comments

Why the Kennedy v. Louisiana Holding Does not Afford Missouri

Jessica Cullivan

Incorporating the Analyses of the Kansas Supreme Court Under In Re L.M. to Create a More Broadly Applicable Juvenile Justice Holding

Caroline Selig

Spring 2010

Symposium: 

Tax-Exempt Organizations and the State: New Conditions on Exempt Status

Foreword: Tax-Exempt Organizations and the State: New Conditions on Exempt Status

Eric A. Lustig

Should the Private Foundation excise Tax on Failure to Distribute Income Generally Apply to “Private Foundation Substitutes”? Evaluating the Taxation of Various Models of Charitable Entities

Johnny Rex Buckles

Lifting the Museum’s Burden From the Backs of the University: Should the Art Collection Be Treated as Part of the Endowment?

Linda Sugin

University Endowments: A (Surprisingly) Elusive Concept

Frances R. Hill

The Boston City PILOT Task Force: An Emerging Best Practice?

Eric A. Lustig

All Charities are Properly-Tax Exempt, but Some Charities are More Exempt Than Others

Evelyn Brody

Notes

Megachurches and Private Inurement: Are Some Faiths Taxable?

Gerrit V. Betz

Instead of Asking “when,” Ask “How”: Why the Rule Against Perpetuities Should Not Apply to Rights of First Refusal

Heather M. Marshall

Protecting Investors from Their Investments: Encouraging States to Make Assets in Domestic Asset Protection Trusts Available to Creditors Who Have Successfully Pierced the Corporate Veil

Patrick M. Wilson

Summer 2010

Articles

Bartleby, the Scrivener: “A House Like Me”

George Dargo

Understanding CERCLA Through Webster’s New World Dictionary and State Common Law: Forestalling the Federalization of Property Law

Shelby D. Green

Disappearing Civil Liberties: The Case of Post-9/11 Fiction

Carla Spivack

Book Review

A Review of: The War on Terror and the Laws of War: A Military Perspective

Jeff Bovarnick 

Notes

Street Children as Unaccompanied Minors with Specialized Needs: Deserving Recognition as a Particular Social Group

Martha Drane

Federal Courts Act as a Toll booth to the Information Super Highway- Are Internet Restrictions Too High of a Price to Pay?

John L. Sullivan III

Comments

All the Vice President’s Men: How the Court in Wilson v. Libby Misinterpreted the Privacy Act and Denied a Remedy for the Illegal Disclosure of Valerie Place Wilson’s Covert CIA Identity

Kristin I. Oickle

Embracing the Alternative: Cable Connection, Inc. v. DIRECTV, Inc. Puts the Alternative Back into Alternative Dispute Resolution

Rachel S. Portnoy

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