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Vol. 14 1992
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ISSUE 1:
Cite as 14 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. ___ (1992).
ARTICLE
CODIFICATION OF SUPPLEMENTAL JURISDICTION: ANATOMY OF A LEGISLATIVE PROPOSAL
Arthur D. Wolf 1
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TAX LAW—THE 1984 AMENDMENT TO I.R.C. section 152(e): DID CONGRESS INTEND TO PREEMPT A STATE COURT'S AUTHORITY TO ALLOCATE THE DEPENDENT CHILD EXEMPTION?
Rodney V. Nutt 59
FAMILY LAW—THE SUBSTANTIAL RELATIONSHIP TEST: THE PUTATIVE FATHER GAINS STANDING TO REBUT THE PRESUMPTION OF LEGITIMACY—C.C. v. A.B.
T. Carmen Loconto 79
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE—APPLICATION OF THE HARMLESS ERROR RULE TO MIRANDA VIOLATIONS
John J. Henry 109
ISSUE 2:
Cite as 14 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. ___ (1992).
ARTICLES
DROIT D'AUTEUR VERSUS THE ECONOMICS OF COPYRIGHT: IMPLICATIONS FOR AMERICAN LAW OF ACCESSION TO THE BERNE CONVENTION
Christine L. Chinni 145
WOMEN, LAW, AND ETHICS
Bertha D. Josephson 175
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FEDERAL JURISDICTION—THE SECOND CIRCUIT'S COMPETITIVE ADVOCATE STANDING THEORY: PUBLIC OR PRIVATE MODEL THEORY? A CALL FOR CHOICE
Peter M. Seka 185
BANKRUPTCY LAW—AVOIDANCE OF DIVORCE LIENS UNDER SECTION 522(f)(1) OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE: ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND DIVORCE
Gail P. Ferris 221
IMMIGRATION LAW—FLORES v. MEESE: A LOST OPPORTUNITY TO RECONSIDER THE PLENARY POWER DOCTRINE IN IMMIGRATION DECISIONS
Denise M. Fabiano 257