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    Fall 2007 In Memoriam  Judge James R. Lawton John F. O’Brien Commencement Address New England School of Law Commencement Address Michael J. Sullivan Articles Borders Beyond Borders – Protecting Essential Tribal Relations off Reservation Under the Indian Child Welfare Act  Patrice H. Kunesh  No Right to Respect: Dred Scott and the Southern Honor Culture  Cecil…

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    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…

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    Fall 2004 Symposium Nation-Building: Lessons from the Past and the Challenges Ahead   Foreword Michael P. Scharf Keynote Address: UNMIK: Lessons from the Early Institution-Building Phase Anthony J. Miller Lessons Learned in Nation-Building: Rethinking International Community Priorities  R. Bruce Hitchner Sharing Power in Iraq David Wippman Major Obstacles to Building the Rule of Law in…

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    Fall 2003 Contents A  Tribute to Robert O’Toole and Thomas Fischer John F. O’Brien Articles The Necessity Defense in Civil Disobedience Cases: Bring in the Jury  William P. Quigley Negligent Security Law in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the Post-September 11 Era  Daniel P. Dain and Robert L. Brennan, Jr.  Comment United States v. Drayton:…

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    Fall 2002 Comment Searching for a Calculus of Diversity: Teaching Tolerance Samuel C. Damren Courts, Courses, and Controversies: The Constitutional and Procedural Challenges to Rules of Court Requiring Attendance at Parenting Seminars Russell Fowler An Attorney’s Duty to Non-Clients Edward S. Cheng Comments LPA, Inc. v. Herman’s Unanswered Question: Is the Clinton Administration’s Birth and…

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    Fall 2001 Contents  Symposium: Transgressing Borders: Women’s Bodies, Identities and Families Articles Mary Joe Frug’s Postmodern Feminist Legal Manifesto Ten Years Later: Reflections on the State of Feminism Today  Regina Austin and Elizabeth M. Schneider  The Law Room: Hyperrealist Jurisprudence & Postmodern Politics  Maria Grahn-Farley  Foster Care: The Border of Family Identity Maintaining, (Re)creating, Destroying…

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    Fall 2000 Articles Stare Decisis: The Maker of Customs  Samuel C. Damren United States v. Morrison: Where the Commerce Clause Meets Civil Rights and Reasonable Minds Part Ways: A Point and Counterpoint from a Constitutional and Social Perspective  Marianne Moody Jennings and Nim Razook Comment Knick Knack Paddy Whack Leave the FSC Alone: An Analysis…

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    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…

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    Fall 1999 Symposium: Competing Competition Laws: Do We Need a Global Standard?   Foreword  Thomas C. Fischer & Michael P. Scharf  Welcoming Remarks  Dean John F. O’Brien Opening Remarks  Thomas C. Fischer Introduction: Tensions Between National Laws and Global Trade  Global Problems in a World of National Law  Eleanor M. Fox Panel One: Different Anti-Competitive…

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    Fall 1998 Articles  Is Jurisprudence Politics by Other Means? The Case of Learned Hand  Jack Van Doren  The Juvenile Justice System: Not Necessarily in the Best Interests of Children Cynthia Conward Agostini v. Felton: Thickening the Establishment Clause Stew  Jason M. Waite Comments Stropnicky v. Nathanson: Choosy Massachusetts Lawyers, Choose Your Fights With Care! Amy…