Fall 2012
Commencement Address
Graduating Into the Great Recession: Commencement Address at New England Law I Boston: May 25, 2012
Hon. Randall T. Shepard
In Tribute: George Dargo
In Memoriam: Professor George Dargo
Lawrence Friedman
George Dargo: An Appreciation
Philip K. Hamilton
The Life, Letters, and Times of Georg Dargo
David M. Siegel
To George Dargo: “I Hope You Had the Time of Your Life”
Eric A. Lustig
Articles
The Laws of Image
Samantha Barbas
“They Will Not Open Their Ears”: Should We Listen to the Supreme Court and Should the Court Listen to Us?
Hon. Richard E. Welch III
Notes
The Fashion Police: Criminalizing the Knowing Purchase of Trademark Counterfeit Fashion Items
Erin Fitzgerald
It’s Google’s World and We’re Just Clicking in It: Why the Growth of Sponsored Link Advertising Necessitates a Shift of Trademark Regulation on the Internet
Alex Aferiat
The Family That Eats Together, Stays Together: Setting Table Standards for Childhood Obesity, Neglect, and the Family Unit
Alaina Anderson
Meditations on Post-Thompkins Invocations: A Model of “Clarity”
Jeffrey D. Knight
Comments
Mad Science: How The Michigan Supreme Court Unreasonably Eliminated Coverage of Experimental Procedures Under the State’s No-Fault Act
Erin Hysell
Winter 2012
Articles
Stemming the Tide of Fiscal Crisis: The Case for Gubernatorial Budget Reductions
Nate Downing
Stolen Valor and the First Amendment: Does Trademark Infringement Law Leave Congress an Opening?
Susan M. Richey & John M. Greabe
The Effects of Malpractice Liability on Obstetrics and Gynecology: Taking the Measure of a Crisis
Jessica Wolpaw Reyes & René Reyes
Book Review
Seeking Justice
Hon. Gary S. Katzmann
Notes
Multinational Corporate Jurisdiction & The Agency Test: Should the United States be a Forum for the World’s Disputes?
Justin Kesselman
University Student Speech and the Internet: A ClusterF***
Elizabeth Nicoll
“Any Liar Can Get an Order by Merely Asserting Fear”: Why Chapter 209A Must Be Revamped to Protect Against the Issuance of Unnecessary Abuse Prevention Orders
Brittany Pierce
Comments
United States v. Mitchell: Warrantless DNA and a Whole New Meaning to the Strip Search
Brett A. Bauman
Roads? Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Roads: Back to the Future and the Ninth Circuit’s Use of Traditional Jurisdiction on the Internet Superhighway
William H. Wynne
Spring 2013
Symposium:
Crisis in the Judiciary
Foreword: Crisis in the Judiciary
Stewart D. Aaron
Responding to the Crisis – Reengineering Court Governance and Structure
Daniel J. Hall & Lee Suskin
Moving Past Crisis…Promoting Parity: How Effective Intergovernmental Relations Can Help Build A More Co-Equal Judicial Branch
Dr. Roger E. Hartley
The Sky is Falling (Again): Evaluating the Current Crisis in the Judiciary
Donald Campbell
Au Revoir, Voir Dire and Other Costly and Socioeconomic Unjust Judicial Practices
Marie D. Natoli
Shadow and Substance: The Impacts of the Anti-International Law Debate on State Court Judges
Martha F. Davis
Notes
The Problem of Politics and Appointments to the Federal Bench: Looking to England for Guidance in Creating a Less Politicized Process
Elizabeth Anderson
All the Kids Are Doing It: The Unconstitutionality of Enforcing Statutory Rape Laws Against Children & Teenagers
Danielle Flynn
Potholes in the Motor City: How Vacant Properties and Neighborhood Stabilization Can Subject Detroit and Similarly Situated Municipalities to Liability
Kim Kroha
I Think We Need to Talk This Out: Congress Needs to Mandate Pre-Foreclosure Mediation
Jaclyn Latessa
Comments
While You Were Out: You Were Evicted – The Demise of Hotel Privacy in Commonwealth v. Molina
Alaina Anderson
Summer 2013
Paper Symposium:
Thirteen Ways to Steal a Bicycle
Introduction: Symposium on Thirteen Ways to Steal a Bicycle
Stuart P. Green
Buts, Bytes, and Bicycles: Theft and “Cyber Theft”
Susan W. Brenner
In Defense of Specialized Theft Statutes
David Gray & Chelsea Jones
Hey, He Stole My Copyright! Putting Theft on Trial in the Tenenbaum Copyright Case
Peter J. Karol
Restoring the Moral Landscape: Character and Blame in Stuart Green’s Thirteen Ways to Steal a Bicycle
Mary Sigler
Is Complexity a Virtue? Reconsidering Theft Crimes
Kenneth W. Simons
Notes
Crossing The Rubicon: An Argument for Adopting the Model Penal Code Formulation of Criminal Attempt in Massachusetts
Matthew C. Campbell
Mending Broken Promises: Allowing Homeowners to Pursue Claims of Promissory Estoppel Against Lenders when Denied Loan Modifications
Amy B. Parker
Patent Wars, Trolls, and Privateers: Killing Innovation, Death by 1,000 Lawsuits
William Wynne
Comments
Finch v. Commonwealth Health Insurance Connector Authority: State Legislative Determinations and the Personal Responsibility and World Opportunity Reconciliation Act
Matthew Grazio
Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, But De Minimus Injuries Won’t Preclude Me: Why the Eighth Circuit Correctly Decided Chambers v. Pennycook
Brittany Pierce

