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Boston University Law Review

Volume 90 Number 3 - June 2010

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

Adverse Inferences About Adverse Inferences: Restructuring Juridicial Roles for Responding to Evidence Tampering by Parties to Litigation
Dale A. Nance
Page 1089

Resurrecting Autonomy: The Criminal Defendant's Right to Control the Case
Erica J. Hashimoto
Page 1147

ESSAY

Regulating Reproductive Technologies: Timing, Uncertainty, and Donor Anonymity
Gaia Bernstein
Page 1189

NOTES

Applying Liability Rules to Metatag Cases and Other Instances of Trademark Infringement on the Internet: How to Get to "No Harm, No Foul"
Daniel Devoe
Page 1221

Men Come and Go, but Roe Abides: Why Roe v. Wade Will Not Be Overruled
Anthony Dutra
Page 1261

Interpretive Rules: Can the Amount of Deference Accorded Them Offer Insight into the Procedural Inquiry?
Thomas J. Fraser
Page 1303

Should Owners Have to Share? An Examination of Forced Sharing in the Name of Fairness in Recent Multiple Fraud Victim Cases
Claire Seaton Rosa
Page 1331

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