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ISSUE 1:
Cite as 33 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2011).
ARTICLES
THE EVOLUTION OF MASSACHUSETTS PRODUCTS LIABILITY LAW AND THE CONUNDRUM OF STRICT LIABILITY
Alex Grant 1
STATE CONSTITUTIONALISM: STATE-COURT DEFERENCE OR DISSONANCE?
Arthur Leavens 81
NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE LEGAL STATUS OF MIGRANT WORKERS: DISPATCHES FROM THE ARABIAN GULF
David Mednicoff 121
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CONTRACT LAW -- ESTOPPING BIG BROTHER: THE CONSTITUTION, TOO, HAS SQUARE CORNERS
Stephen Holstrom 163
SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS/PRIVACY -- STAY CALM, DON'T GET HYSTERICAL: A USER'S GUIDE TO ARGUING THE UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF ANTI-VIBRATOR STATUTES
Julie McKenna 211
ISSUE 2:
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SYMPOSIUM: FIDUCIARY DUTIES IN THE CLOSELY HELD BUSINESS 35 YEARS AFTER WILKES V. SPRINGSIDE NURSING HOME
FOREWORD
René Reich-Grafe 247
WILKES V. SPRINGSIDE NURSING HOME, INC.: THE BACKSTORY
Eric J. Gouvin 269
ENDURING EQUITY IN THE CLOSE CORPORATION
Lyman Johnson 313
WILKES V. SPRINGSIDE NURSING HOME, INC.: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Marc J. Lowenstein 339
ALLOCATING THE ROLES FOR CONTRACTS AND JUDGES IN THE CLOSELY HELD FIRM
Robert B. Thompson 369
DONAHUE'S FILS AINE: REFLECTION ON WILKES AND THE LEGITIMATE RIGHTS OF SELFISH OWNERSHIP
Daniel S. Kleinberger 405
THE VACUITY OF WILKES
Benjamin Means 433
OF DONAHUE AND FIDUCIARY DUTY: MUCH ADO ABOUT ...?
Douglas K. Moll 471
INVESTING IN WORK: WILKES AS AN EMPLOYMENT LAW CASE
Deborah A. Demott 497
CLOSE CORPORATION REMEDIES AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE CLOSELY HELD FIRM
Larry E. Ribstein 531
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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -- CROSS-GENDER PAT SEARCHES: THE BATTLE BETWEEN INMATES AND CORRECTIONS OFFICERS ENTERS THE COURTROOOM
Robyn Gallagher 567
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -- DAMNED IN YOU DO, DAMNED IF YOU DON'T: A PUBLIC EMPLOYEE'S TRILEMMA REGARDING TRUTHFUL TESTIMONY
Adelaida Jasperse 623
BANKRUPTCY -- MIMSY WERE THE BOROGOVES: A "RIDE-THROUGH" THE LOOKING GLASS WITH THE 2005 BANKRUPTCY ABUSE PREVENTION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
Allyson MacKenna 657
ISSUE 3:
Cite as 33 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2011).
ARTICLES
NO VIRTUE IN PASSIVITY: THE SUPREME COURT AND ALI AL-MARRI
Bruce Miller 697
DIGITAL THREATS ON CAMPUS: EXAMINING THE DUTY OF COLLEGES TO PROTECT THEIR SOCIAL NETWORKING STUDENTS
Jamison Barr & Emmy Lugus 757
THE EVOLVING THREAT AND ENFORCEMENT OF REPLICA GOODS
Jenny T. Slocum & Jess M. Collen 789
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IMMIGRATION AND LABOR LAW -- WE NEED YOUR HELP! BUT IT'S GONNA COST YOU: ARRIAGA, CASTELLANOS-CONTRERAS, AND WHY POINT OF HIRE FEES SHOULD BE PAID BY THE EMPLOYER
Michael Prasad 817
ANIMAL LAW -- CULTIVATING COMPASSIONATE LAW: UNLOCKING THE LABORATORY DOOR AND SHINING LIGHT ON THE INADEQUACIES & CONTRADICTIONS OF THE ANIMAL WELFARE ACT
Karina L. Schrengohst 855