Maine Law Review | Vol 42 | No. 1

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Editorial Board Vol. 42 No.1 (1990)
Kathryn L. Vezina Editor-in-Chief

Symposia

Public Access and the New England Shoreline: Editors' Foreword
Kathryn L. Vezina Editor-in-Chief

Public Trust, Public Use, and Just Compensation
Alison Rieser

Intellectual Indifference—Intellectual Dishonesty: The Colonial Ordinance, The Equal Footing Doctrine, and The Maine Law Court
Orlando E. Delogu

Expanding Public Access by Codifying the Public Trust Doctrine: The Massachusetts Experience
William L. Lahey, Lauren Sandler Zurier, and Kenneth W. Salinger

Shoreline Access in Rhode Island: A Case Study of Black Point
Michael Rubin

Article

Rethinking the History of the Seventeenth-Century Colonial Ordinance: A Reinterpretation of an Ancient Statute
Mark Cheung

Comments

The Problem of Third-Party Consent in Fourth Amendment Searches: Toward a "Conservative" Reading of the Matlock Decision
Robert Deschene

Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Treatment: Patients' Rights—Privacy Rights
Patricia Lerwick

Constitutional Challenges to Caps on Tort Damages: Is Tort Reform the Dragon Slayer or Is It the Dragon?
Kathryn L. Vezina

Case Note

Construing "Consideration" in Maine's Recreational Use Statute: Robbins v. Great Northern Paper Co.
Russell B. Pierce Jr.