Maine Law Review | Vol 62 | No. 1

Maine Law Review | Vol 62 | No. 1

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Editorial Board Vol. 62, No. 1 (2010)
Tina Heather Nadeau Editor-in-Chief

Articles

The Case For Restricting Diversity Jurisdiction: The Undeveloped Arguments, From the Race to the Bottom to the Substitution Effect
David Crump

Fighting the New Wars of Religion: The Need For a Tolerant First Amendment
Leslie C. Griffin

The Unappreciated Importance, For Small Business Defendants, of the Duty to Settle
Robert Heidt

Establishing Guidelines for Attorney Representation of Criminal Defendants at the Sentencing Phase of Capital Trials
Adam Lamparello

The Crime of Conviction of John Choon Yoo: The Actual Criminality in the OLC During the Bush Administration
Joseph Lavitt

The Persistence of Union Repression in an Era of Recognition
Anne Marie Lofaso

Honey, You're No June Cleaver: The Power of "Dropping Pop" to Persuade
Victoria S. Salzmann

The Supreme Court's Long and Perhaps Unnecessary Struggle to Find a Standard of Culpability to Regulate the Federal Exclusionary Remedy for Fourth/Fourteenth Amendment Violations
Melvyn H. Zarr

Comments

Racism, Juries, and Justice: Addressing Post-Verdict Juror Testimony of Racial Prejudice During Deliberations
Andrew C. Helman

Opportunity Lost, Opportunity Found: A Proposal to Amend Maine's Rule of Evidence 404 to Admit "Prior Acts" Evidence in Domestic Violence Prosecutions
Tina Heather Nadeau

Examining the Board of Immigration Appeals' Social Visibility Requirement for Victims of Gang Violence Seeking Asylum
Elyse B. Wilkinson

Case Notes

Weeks v. Krysa: Cultivating the Garden of Adverse Possession
Marya R. Baron

"Another Day" Has Dawned: The Maine Supreme Judicial Court Holds Laboratory Evidence Subject to the Confrontation Clause in State v. Mangos
Reid Hayton-Hull