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Volume 67, No. 1 (2015)

Articles

Medical Debt as a Cause of Consumer Bankruptcy

Daniel A. Austin

Knock and Talk No More
Jamesa J. Drake

Inconvenient Truths: Facts and Fictions in Defense of Guardians ad Litem for Children
Dana E. Prescott

Reason and Reasonableness: The Necessary Diversity of the Common Law
Frederic G. Sourgens

Comment

Compelled to Testify: An Evaluation of 32 M.R.S.A. § 7005 and the Privilege for Maine Licensed Clinical Social Workers
Juliana Kirkland O’Brien

Case Notes

McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission and the Supreme Court’s Narrowed Definition of Corruption
Mikala Noe

Dussault v. RRE Coach Lantern Holdings, LLC.: Does the Maine Human Rights Act Recognize Disparate Impact Liability for Claims of Housing Discrimination Brought by Section 8 Recipients Under Maine Law
Ari B. Solotoff

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