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The Futility of the Massachusetts Wrongful Death Statute
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Introduction Imagine this: a single father brought his twins skydiving in Cape Cod for their eighteenth birthday. Before they were allowed on the plane, all three of them had to sign liability waivers. After doing so, the family boarded the plane. When the plane reached the appropriate altitude, the twins and the father jumped out…
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COVID-19 and IHEs: How to Balance Student Need with the Financial Health of Higher Education
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Introduction Over 100 class action lawsuits have been filed against colleges and universities based on contractual claims and tort theory requesting tuition reimbursements due to virtual classes and campus closures from the COVID-19 pandemic. With so many colleges and universities losing money in 2020 due to a decrease in tuition revenue and enrollment, room and…
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Why Homeschooling Shouldn’t be Banned: The Resurgence of Home Education in the 21st Century
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Introduction A good education is the backbone of society. Without a basic education in fundamental areas of life, individuals cannot effectively communicate or interact with others in meaningful ways. While most Americans would likely agree with this general view of education, controversy ensues over how our youth should be educated. At the time of America’s…
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Desperate Measures for Desperate Times: Can Physicians Refuse to Treat Unvaccinated Patients?
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Introduction In January 2021, new COVID-19 cases in the United States peaked at over 300,000 daily. Due largely to the distribution of three COVID-19 vaccines, these numbers dropped to less than 12,000 new cases in June 2021. Unfortunately, a new, more contagious variant of the virus—Delta—began spreading bringing the daily average back up to around…
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Volume 56-2
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Featuring Khaled Beydoun; Ellen Farwell; Nicole Bounocore Porter; Natasha Variyani; Nancy Leong; Anna Hagg; Chouleng Soun; Christopher Upperman
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Volume 56-1
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Featuring Clark M. Neily III; Jonathan Simon; Wendy Murphy; Samantha Cremin; Anna Hagg; Kevin Shanahan
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NO PLACE FOR STRICT KATZ IN NEW HAMPSHIRE’S RIGHT OF PRIVACY
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One of the ways in which individual liberty is protected under the federal constitutional scheme is the extent to which it contemplates that states may develop new safeguards under their own constitutions that go beyond what the Bill of Rights contains. In November 2018, the citizens of New Hampshire endorsed just such a protection, voting…

