Maine Law Review | Vol 61 | No. 2

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Editorial Board Vol. 61, No. 2 (2009)
Andrew L. Weinstein Editor-in-Chief

Lectures

Shaping State Courts for the New Century: What Chief Judges Can Do
Judith S. Kaye

Recollections of My Time in the Civil Rights Movement
Melvyn H. Zarr

Articles

Ideological Plaintiffs, Administrative Lawmaking, Standing, and the Petition Clause
Karl S. Coplan

A Proposal for Establishing Specialized Federal and State "Takings Courts"
John Martinez

Exercise the Power, Play by the Rules: Why Popular Exercise of Legislative Power in Maine Should be Constrained by Legislative Rules
Jeremy R. Fischer

The Role of the State Attorney General in Preventing and Punishing Hate Crimes Through Civil Prosecution: Positive Experiences and Possible First Amendment Potholes
Amy Dieterich

Case Notes

Roy v. Bath Iron Works: Three Different Perspectives on an Unfortunate Situation
Erik Black

Raising the Dead: An Examination of In Re Kingsbury and Maine's Law Regarding Intestate Succession and Posthumous Paternity Testing
Dylan R. Boyd

Judicial Performance and Policy Implications in Moore v. Abbott
Andrew C. Helman