Vol. 13

1991

 

 

 

ISSUE 1:

Cite as 13 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (1991).

ARTICLE

CITIZEN SUITS AFTER HALLSTROM: CAN A PLAINTIFF AVOID DISMISSAL AFTER FAILING TO GIVE SIXTY DAYS' NOTICE?
Robert D. Snook  1

NOTES AND COMMENTS

CRIMINAL LAW—WHOSE HEAD IS IN THE SAND? PROBLEMS WITH THE USE OF THE OSTRICH INSTRUCTION IN CONSPIRACY CASES
Christine L. Chinni  35

CORPORATE LAW—A SNAPSHOT OF THE TAKEOVER DECADE: POLAROID CORP. v. DISNEY — WHETHER A TARGET CORPORATION HAS THIRD PARTY STANDING TO ASSERT A VIOLATION OF THE ALL-HOLDERS RULE
Joseph Kershenbaum  63

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—FIRST AMENDMENT — A "RATIONAL INTERPRETATION" OF MASSON v. NEW YORKER MAGAZINE, INC.
Maureen E. Walsh  127


ISSUE 2:

Cite as 13 W. NEW ENG. L. REV. _____ (1991).

COMMENTARY

THE LOCKE REPUBLICAN DEBATE AND THE PARADOX OF PROPERTY RIGHTS IN EARLY AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE
David Schultz  155

NOTES AND COMMENTS 

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—A STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE PRESUMPTION OF CORRECTNESS AFFORDED STATUTORY PRECEDENTS AND DEFERENCE TO FEDERAL AGENCIES 
Martha Allard  189

CIVIL PROCEDURE—IN FORMA PAUPERIS EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION PLAINTIFFS AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: ESCAPING THE 15(c) TRAP  Sandra L. Cordes-Vaughn  225

IMMIGRATION LAW—DEPORTING ALIENS IN ABSENTIA: BALANCING THE ALIEN'S RIGHT TO BE PRESENT VERSUS THE COURT'S NEED TO AVOID UNNECESSARY DELAYS 
Timothy W. Murphy  269