Maine Law Review | Vol 64 | No. 1

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Editorial Board Vol. 64 No. 1 (2011)
Robert Hayes Editor-in-Chief

Articles

Not Losing the Forest for the Trees: Distinguishing Conservation Transfer Fees from Other Private Transfer Fees
Frank C. Aiello

Leverage: State Enforcement Actions in the Wake of the Robo-Sign Scandal
Raymond H. Brescia

Law in Books and Law in Action: The Problem of Legal Change
Jean-Louis Halperin

"Sweet Childish Days": Using Developmental Psychology Research in Evaluating the Admissibility of Out-of-Court Statements by Young Children
Lynn McLain

Textualism and the Problem of Scrivener's Error
John David Ohlendorf

Hate Speech in the Schools: A Potential Change in Direction
Kevin W. Saunders

God's Green Earth? The Environmental Impacts of Religious Land Use
Kellen Zale

Speech

Nineteenth Annual Frank M. Coffin Lecture on Law and Public Service: Community, Rights, and Climate: A Challenge to a Clever Species
Jonathan Lash

Comments

Maine's Foreclosure Mediation Program: What Should Constitute a Good Faith Effort to Mediate?
Jesse D. Stewart

The Prolonged Arm of the Law: Fourth Amendment Principles, the Maynard Decision, and the Need for a New Warrant for Electronic Tracking
R. Reeve Wood III

Case Notes

It Has to End Somewhere: Feiereisen v. Newpage Corp. and the Scope of the Employment Contract
Benjamin R. Hutchinson

Discharging State v. Hurd: Maine Rule of Evidence 606(B) Should Not Be Used to Prevent a Jury from Fully Reporting its Verdict
William I. Olver

Enforcement Dissonance: Lobsters, the Legislature, and Federal Waters in State v. Thomas
Christopher J. Rauscher