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Vol. 28
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ISSUE 1:
Cite as 28 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2005).
SPEECH
Western New England University SCHOOL OF LAW CONVOCATION SPEECH
Michael S. Greco 1
ARTICLES
IN DEFENSE OF CHARITIES: A CASE FOR MAINTAINING THE MASSACHUSETTS DAMAGES CAP FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CLAIMS
Nathan A. Olin 11
WILL NEW APPOINTEES TO THE SUPREME COURT BE ABLE TO EFFECT AN OVERRULING OF ROE v. WADE?
Richard H. W. Maloy 29
IS TIGER WOODS'S SWING REALLY A WORK OF ART? DEFINING THE LINE BETWEEN THE RIGHT OF PUBLICITY AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Michael Suppappola 57
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EMPLOYMENT LAW—HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU: HIGH TECH "PEEPING" IN THE WORKPLACE AND THE ROLE OF TITLE VII
Shannon D. Leger 89
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—IS 18 U.S.C.§ 922(o)(1) CONSTITUTIONAL? MERE POSSESSION OF SELF-CREATED OBJECTS AND THE REACH OF THE COMMERCE CLAUSE
Karen A. Michalson 133
ISSUE 2:
Cite as 28 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (2006).
ARTICLES
RATIFYING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT IN OHIO
Gabriel J. Chin 179
DIVERSITY'S DIVERGENCE: A POST-GRUTTER EXAMINATION OF RACIAL PREFERENCES IN PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Lorin J. Lapidus 199
BLAINE AMENDMENTS AND POLYGAMY LAWS: THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ANTI-POLYGAMY LAWS TARGETING RELIGION
Elijah L. Milne 257
FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT: THE ROLE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATORS GOING FORWARD AND THE NEED FOR A CONTINUANCE OF THE LITIGATION TOOL IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE MOVEMENT
Sean-Patrick Wilson 293
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CIVIL RIGHTS/CIVIL PROCEDURE—IS IT THE OFFICER OR THE GENTLEMAN?: ISSUES OF CAPACITY IN § 1983 ACTIONS BROUGHT IN FEDERAL COURT
Jeffrey K. O'Connor 323