Western New England Law Review | Vol 42 | Iss 2

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Articles

HEALTH LAW—A HARD PILL TO SWALLOW: AN EXAMINATION OF THE U.S. DRUG DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MEASURES TO EXPAND PATIENT ACCESS TO INVESTIGATIONAL DRUGS
Alissa Bang

CRIMINAL LAW—DOES A CONFESSION MATTER? A DEFENDANT’S CONFESSION AS IRRELEVANT TO PROVE HIS GUILT
Doron Menashe and Guy Alon

JURISPRUDENCE—MERELY JUDGMENT: A FALLIBILIST ACCOUNT OF THE RULE OF LAW
Bruce K. Miller

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW—PUERTO RICO AND THE AMBIGUITY WITHIN THE FEDERAL COURTS
Claribel Morales

Notes

LABOR & EMPLOYMENT LAW—THE CASE OF CAMARGO AND THE CONUNDRUM OF DEFINING WORKER STATUS UNDER MASSACHUSETTS WORKPLACE LAWS
Victoria Arend Carbone

FAMILY LAW—STATES SHOULD CREATE A HEIGHTENED STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR CONTRACTS THAT DETERMINE THE DISPOSITION OF FROZEN EMBRYOS IN CONTESTED DIVORCE CASES
Stacie L. Provencher