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Vol. 8 1986
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ISSUE 1:
Cite as 8 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. ___ (1986).
ARTICLES
A TRIBUTE TO DEAN CHARLES CLASON
Jeffrey E. Levine 1
USING YOUR LAW DEGREE PROUDLY
Norman Dorsen 5
THE HEAT IS ON: THERMOGRAMS AS EVIDENCE UNDER THE FRYE STANDARD
Alan R. Goodman and Patricia A. Zak 13
STEPPARENT ADOPTION AND INHERITANCE: A SUGGESTED REVISION OF UNIFORM PROBATE CODE SECTION 2-109
Cathy J. Jones 53
NOTE
CRIMINAL LAW—THE EMERGENCY EXCEPTION TO MIRANDA v. ARIZONA: A RETROSPECTIVE AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF NEW YORK v. QUARLES, 467 U.S. 649, 104 S.Ct. 2626 (1984)
Jeffrey E. Levine 99
ISSUE 2:
Cite as 8 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. ___ (1986).
ARTICLE:
NETTING THE OUTSIDER: THE NEED FOR A BROADER RESTATEMENT OF INSIDER TRADING DOCTRINE
Robert B. Titus and Peter G. Carroll 127
NOTES
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY—DEVELOPMENT OF ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1789-1857
William W. Adams 157
CORPORATE LAW—CHIPPING AWAY AT THE DELAWARE BLOCK: A CRITIQUE OF THE DELAWARE BLOCK APPROACH TO VALUATION OF DISSENTERS' SHARES IN APPRAISAL PROCEEDINGS
William S. Allred 191
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—THE LAW'S STRONGEST PRESUMPTION COLLIDES WITH MANKIND'S STRONGEST BOND: A PUTATIVE FATHER'S RIGHT TO ESTABLISH HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS CHILD
Susan J. Barnes 229
SECURITIES LAW—CONSIDERATION OF TAX BENEFITS IN PRIVATE DAMAGE ACTIONS UNDER RULE 10b-5—SALCER v. ENVICON EQUITIES, 744 F.2d 935 (2d CIR. 1984)
Mark W. Zeno 275