Suffolk University Law Review

Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 508

February 01, 2013

Restitutionary recovery: the appropriate standard of care for emergency rescue reimbursement by hikers.

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.

The stream of commerce flows on.

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.

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.

Criminal law - First Circuit upholds restitution order without requiring evidence of defendant's causal contribution to victim's losses - United States v. Kearney.

A recipe for mistaken convictions: why federal rule of evidence 403 should be used to exclude unreliable eyewitness-identification evidence.

March 01, 2014

Having your cake and eating it, too: making the benefit corporation work in Massachusetts.

Constitutional law - search-incident-to-arrest exception to prohibition against warrantless searches inapplicable to cell phone searches - Smallwood v. State.

Planned Parenthood, nonprofit marketization, and law school employment-placement statistics: how three seemingly unrelated topics could potentially expand the scope of Chapter 93A of the Massachusetts General Laws.

Constitutional law - plain view observation of bullet warrants protective sweep of vehicle despite potential lawful explanations.

Does the SEC rule the job creation roost? Squaring SEC rulemaking with the JOBS Act's relaxation of the prohibition against general solicitation and advertising.

Constitutional law - evidence seized based on reasonable police mistake of law held admissible in North Carolina court - State v. Heien.

You're asking the wrong question - the effect of a licensor's rejection on the trademark license.

Saying "no" after Pleau: exploring the conflict between the Interstate Agreement on Detainers Act and the federal writ ad prosequendum.

From trash to treasure: converting America's contaminated land into renewable energy havens.

From trash to treasure: converting America's contaminated land into renewable energy havens.

Constitutional law - Fourth Circuit applies intermediate scrutiny to Second Amendment challenge - Woollard v. Gallagher.

Do the new pleading standards set out in Twombly and Iqbal meet the needs of the replica jurisdictions?

Tort law - no duty for physician to warn guards of inmate's communicable disease.

April 01, 2014

Bare-naked ladies (and gentlemen): analyzing protection of nude protesting under the First Amendment and state constitutions.

Abuse of diplomatic immunity in family courts: there's nothing diplomatic about domestic immunity.

The constitutional protection of information in a digital age.

An unexpected friend: liberalism's response to corporate political spending.

Pirate patents: arguing for improved biopiracy prevention and protection of indigenous rights through a new legislative model.

Connecting the spheres of trade and gender: creating a gender-conscious World Trade Organization.

Multifactors, multiconfusion? Refining "likelihood of confusion" factors for reverse-confusion trademark infringement claims to achieve more consistent and predictable results.

Patent law - first-sale doctrine does not extinguish patentee's rights in self-replicating organisms - Bowman v. Monsanto Co.

Evidence - admission of autopsy reports and surrogate testimony of medical examiners does not violate Confrontation Clause - United States v. James.

June 01, 2014

Securities law - Eighth Circuit rejects knowledge requirement in assessing civil liability for corporate executives who deceive auditors.

The Fourth Amendment and the intuitive relationship between child molestation and child pornography crimes.

Tax law - U.K. windfall tax constitutes U.S. income tax under I.R.C. 901(b) (1) - PPL Corp. v. Commissioner.

Ending the military's courts of criminal appeals de novo review of findings of fact.

Ending the military's courts of criminal appeals de novo review of findings of fact.

The EU-27, U.S., U.K., and China should dump cap-and-trade as a policy option and adopt a carbon tax with reinvestment to reduce global emissions.

The EU-27, U.S., U.K., and China should dump cap-and-trade as a policy option and adopt a carbon tax with reinvestment to reduce global emissions.

Resolving the cross-border discovery catch-22.

Transsexual prisoners and the Eighth Amendment: a reconsideration of Kosilek v. Spencer and why prison officials may not be constitutionally required to provide sex-reassignment surgery.

Frisky business: adapting New York City policing practices to ameliorate crime in modern day Chicago.

March 22, 2011

Exploring how municipal boards can settle appeals of their land use decisions within the framework of the Massachusetts open meeting law.

Constitutional law - Ninth Circuit characterizes taser as 'intermediate' level of force requiring justification of strong governmental interest.

But see Guiney: revisiting mandatory random suspicionless drug testing of Massachusetts public-sector safety-sensitive employees in light of house bill 2210.

'You have the right to an attorney,' but not right now: combating Miranda's failure by advancing the point of attachment under article XII of the Massachusetts Declaration of Rights.