Maine Law Review | Vol 52 | No. 1

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Editorial Board Vol. 52 No.1 (2000)
James A. Billings Editor-in-Chief

Articles

Potential Penalties and Ethical Problems in Filing an Amended Return: The Case of the Repentant Sports/Entertainment Figure's Legal Expenses Deduction
John R. Dorocak

Evaluating the Reliability of Nonscientific Expert Testimony: A Partial Answer to the Questions Left Unresolved by Kumho Tire Co. v. Carmichael
Edward J. Imwinkelried

Maine's Overburdened Law Court: Has the Time Come for a Maine Appeals Court?
Peter L. Murray

Regulating the NCAA: Making the Calls under the Sherman Antitrust Act and Title IX
Stephanie M. Greene

Exercising the Right to Public Accommodations: The Debate over Single-Sex Health Clubs
Miriam A. Cherry

Comments

Maine's Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act: Wise or Wicked?
James A. Billings and Crystal L. Bulges University of Maine School of Law

When You Should Have Known: Rethinking Constructive Knowledge in Tort Liability for Sexual Transmission of HIV
John A. Turcotte

Case Note

Mullin v. Ratheon Co.: The Threatened Vitality of Disparate Impact under the ADEA
Miles F. Archer