Maine Law Review: Volume 57, No. 2 (2005)
Symposium: Reflections from the Bench
Contents
- Dedication to Dean Edward Settle Godfrey, III
- Christine I. Hepler
- Articles
- Some Reflections on Dissenting
Honorable Kermit V. Lipez - Court-Connected Alternative Dispute Resolution in Maine
Honorable Howard H. Dana, Jr. - When the Court Speaks: Effective Communication as a Part of Judging
Honorable Daniel E. Wathen - Witness for the Client: A Judge's Role in Increasing Awareness in the Defendant
Honorable Joyce Wheeler - Judges, Racism, and the Problem of Actual Innocence
Honorable Stephen J. Fortunato, Jr. - Abuse of Discretion: Maine's Application of a Malleable Appellate Standard
Honorable Andrew M. Mead - Reflections on the Challenging Proliferation of Mental Health Issues in the Dirstrict Court and the Need for Justicial Education
Honorable Jessie B. Gunther - Speeches
- Frank M. Coffin Lecture on Law and Public Service: The Future of International Criminal Justice
Honorable Richard J. Goldstone - Distinguished Jurist-in-Residence Lecture: Sentencing Reform: When Everyone Behaves Badly
Honorable Nancy Gertner
- Articles
- Property Tax: A Primer and a Modest Proposal for Maine
Clifford H. Goodall and Seth A. Goodall
- Case Note
- Smith v. Town of Pittston: Municipal Home Rule's Narrow Escape form teh Morass of Implicit Preemption
- Contemplating the Use of Classified or state Secret Information Obtained ex parte on the Merits in Civil Litigation: Bl(A)ck Tea Society v. City of Boston
- Book Review
- Maine Corporation Law & Practice, 2nd Edition
George F. Eaton, II and Kristy M. Smith
