Maine Law Review: Volume 62, No. 2 (2010)
Contents
Symposium— Accessing Justice in Hard Times: Lessons from the Field, Looking to the Future
- Foreword & Dedication
Tina Heather Nadeau - Introduction: Accessing Justice—Its Past, Present, and Future
The Honorable Frank M. Coffin - Articles and Essays
- Exploitation and Abuse of the Elderly During the Great Recession: A Maine Practitioner’s Perspective
Denis Culley & Hannah Sanders - Funding the Judicial Department at a Level the Supreme Judicial Court Deems “Essential to Its Existence and Functioning as a Court” Is Required by Doctrines of Comity and Duties Impose
Orlando E. Delogu - Access to Justice Starts in the Library: The Importance of Competent Research Skills and Free/Low-Cost Research Resources
Deborah K. Hackerson - Too Low a Price: Waiver and the Right to Counsel
Zachary L. Heiden - A Foundation Upon Which Justice Is Built: The Chicago Bar Foundation’s Innovations to Improve Access to Justice During Tough Economic Times
Danielle Elyce Hirsch - Often Wrong, Never in Doubt: How Anti-Arbitration Expectancy Bias May Limit Access to Justice
Becky L. Jacobs - The World Is Round: Why We Must Assure Equal Access to Civil Justice
The Honorable Jon Levy - Reflections of an Access to Justice Chair
The Honorable Kermit V. Lipez - Creating Access to Tax Benefdtits: How Pro Bono Tax Professionals Can Help Low-Income Taxpayers Claim the Earned Income Tax Credit
Kate Leifeld - The Impact of the Current Economy on Access to Justice
Kathleen McKee - Maine’s Overdue Judicial Reforms
Peter L. Murray - An Exposition of the Effectiveness of and the Challenges Plaguing Maine’s Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Program
Jason E. Rayne - Funding Justice: The Budget of the Maine Judicial Branch—We Did Get There from Here
The Honorable Leigh I. Saufley - Case Notes
- Findings of Fact vs. Conclusions of Law: How the Law Court Complicated the Case of State v. Connor
Christopher S. Boulos - A Strange Distinction: Charitable Immunity and Clergy Sexual Abuse in Picher v. Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland
Matthew Cobb - State v. Thurston: An Examination of Assault, Self-Defense, and Trespass in Relation to Domestic Violence
Megan E. Magoon
