Vol. 46 No. 1, February - February 2013

Index

• A name of one's own: the spousal permission requirement and the persistence of patriarchy.
• Reforming alimony: Massachusetts reconsiders postdivorce spousal support.
• Targeted hate speech and the first amendment: how the supreme court should have decided Snyder.
• Cluttered apartments and complicated tenancies: a collaborative intervention approach to tenant "hoarding" under the Fair Housing Act.
• Restitutionary recovery: the appropriate standard of care for emergency rescue reimbursement by hikers.
• The stream of commerce flows on.
• Where angels fear to tread: Islamic arbitration in probate and family law, a practical perspective.
• Paper Tiger: the validity of CFTC position-limit rulemaking under Dodd-Frank.
• What the founders did not see coming: the fourth amendment, digital evidence, and the plain view doctrine.
• The doctor will see you for the last time now: physician-assisted suicide in Massachusetts.
• A recipe for mistaken convictions: why federal rule of evidence 403 should be used to exclude unreliable eyewitness-identification evidence.
• Criminal law - First Circuit upholds restitution order without requiring evidence of defendant's causal contribution to victim's losses - United States v. Kearney.
• Constitutional law - Maryland District Court finds government's acquisition of historical cell site data immune from Fourth Amendment - United States v. Graham.
• Constitutional law - Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court distinguishes Thompkins's unambiguous invocation requirement of right to remain silent - Commonwealth v. Clarke.
• Constitutional law - Supreme Court of Minnesota upholds warrantless DNA sample of individual convicted of misdemeanor - State v. Johnson.