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Boston College Annual Survey of Massachusetts Law

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TABLE OF STATUTES

MASSACHUSETTS § 3-306 110

Constitution § 3-413 110

Pt. 1 § 4-303(a) 109

Art. I 221 c. 119, § 1 243

Art. XI 175 §53 134, 138

Art. XII 120-26 §60 138

Art. XV 122,343-45 § 61 134-139

Art. XXVI 41,44-45,47,49-51 c. 120, § 17 138

Amend. Art. II 412, 415-17 § 116 138

Amend. Art. XVIII, § 2 61 c. 131, § 40 412-13

Amend. Art. CVI 221 c. 140, § 6 418-20

c. 148, § 4 170

General Laws c. ISlA,§ 27 227-28

c. 152, § 1(4) 320,322

c. 31, § 40 413 §5 327

c. 34, § 3 414 §6 327

c. 39, §§ 23A-23C 404-06 §7 327

c.40A 412 §8 327

§2 396-97 §10 327

§3 415 §11 327

§6 389-90 § 15 322-23, 325-26

§9 421 §23 310

§11 404-05 §35A 319

§ 15 396-97,404-05 c. 167 186

c. 40B, §§ 20-23 394 c. 175B, § 2 336

c. 41, § 81L 407. 410-412 c. 190, § 7 302

§81M 409 c. 192, § 4 290

§SIP 406-12 c. 197, § 10 273-75

§81U 411 c. 205, § 4 289

c. 62, § 2(a) 271 c. 211, § 3 186-87. 359

c. 71, § lA 52-54, 56-58 c. 214, § 1B 250

§ 41 234 §3A 249-50

§42 234-36 c. 215, § 39B 283

c.94C 167-69, 171 c. 218, § 26 186

§§ 30(a)-(c) 167-68 §26A 186

c. 106, § 101 et seq. 79 §27A 186

§ 1-201(19) 84 § 27(A)(g) 186

§ 1-203 84 c. 223A, § 3(a) 330,334,336

§ 2-102 81 c. 229, § 1 243

§ 2-103(1)(b) 84 §2 243

§ 2-105(1) 81 § 2(B) 320

§ 2-302 82 c. 231, § 6B 268-69, 375-80

§ 2-309 82-83 §60B 251,253-57

§ 2-314 266 § 118 356,358-59

§ 2-315 266 c. 234, § 1 218

§ 2-316A 266 §2 218

§ 2-318 266-67 §4 218

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§24 209 Rule54(f) 380,382

§24A 209 Rule 59( a) 343,345,347-48,350

§25

218 Rule60(a) 376

§28 207 Rule64 359

c. 234A, § 18 210 Rule 65(b)(2) 355

c. 235, § 8 381 Rule69 382

c.239 384 Rule77(d) 256-57

c.251,§1 107

c. 254, §4 105 Rules of Criminal Procedure

§ 32 106 Rule36 184

c. 260, § 2 258 Rule 36(b )(1) 184

§2A 258-59 Rule 36(b)(1)(D) 184

§4 258-59 Rule 36(B)(2)(A)(iv)-(v) 184

c. 261, § 27 20 Rule 36(b )(2)(F) 184

§27A 383 Rule 36(c) 185

§27B 383 Rule 36(d)(3) 185

§27C 19-24, 383

§§270-270 383 Superior Court Rules

c. 264, §J5A 158-63, 165-66

Rule8A 113-117,119-20

§15B 158

c. 269, § 10(a) 178 Uniform Summary Process Rules

§ 10(c) 178

c. 271, §49 69, 72, 75-77, 79 Rule3 386

§49(a) 69-70,72,76,78-79 Rule4 386-87

§49(c) 70,72,78 Rule 10(c) 387

§49(d) 70, 75, 76

c. 272, § 35 163-65 UNITED STATES

c. 278, § 18 186

Constitution

c.279 43

c.302 258

Art. :XXVI 41

c. 322, § 2 268

§3 268 Amend. I 53-56, 58-60

c. 777, § 1 259 Amend. IV 168-70, 172

§3 259 Amend. V 186-98,204

Acts Amend. VI 175,218-21, 223

Amend. VIII 45, 47,50-51

1973,c. 1042 228 Amend. XIV 175,218-21,228,236

1980, c. 396, § 7 306 § 1 40, 51, 122

Rules of Civil Procedure

United States Code

Rule3 378-80

Tit. 21, § 880(d) 171

Rule 6(b) 257

Rule 6(d) 256-57 Tit. 26, § 104(a)(2) 271

Rule 15(a) 377-78 §§ 3301-ll 228-29

Rule 15(c) 268-69,377-78 Tit. 28, § 1292(a)(1) 357

Rule 26(b)(3) 371-73 Tit. 42, § 301 et seq. 307

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Internal Revenue Code Federal Rules of Evidence

§2041 293-94, 297' 299 Rule 80(b )(5) 14

§2055 264

Code of Federal Regulations Model Penal Code

29 C.F.R. § 1910.20 328 §4.02 158

Treasury Regulations

§ 20.2041-1(c)(2) 300 OTHER STATES

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Cal. Penal Code,§ 194 144

La. Rev. Stat. Ann.,§ 13.4203 269

Rule 26(b)(3) 369 Mich. Comp. Laws § 600.6013 269

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TABLE OF CASES

A

A Juvenile v. Commonwealth-135-36, 139

Abington School District v. Schempp-60 Albanese's Case-312

"Automatic" Sprinkler Corp. v. Seneca Foods Corp.-333, 336

B

Barker v. Wingo-175, 182-85 Begelfer v. Najarian-69-79

Bernier v. Boston Edison Company-267, 269, 375-76, 378-80

Bishop v. Wood-236 Bloom v. Worcester-415-16

Boston Housing Authority v. Hemingway -248

Brantingham v. United States-293-95, 297-300

Brodie v. Gardner Pierce Nursing & Rest Home, Inc.-253

Brown v. Brown-245 Brownfield v. State-400 Burkhart v. Marshall-171

Burks v. United States-188-89, 191-93

c

caivanese v. W.W; Babcock Co.-263-64 Capucci v. Barone-258, 260, 361-62,

364-66

Carlson Corp. v. UniversityofVermont-329-331' 333-43

Castaneda v. Partida-219-20 Cavanaugh v. DiFlumera-421-22 Chromalloy Americu. Corp. v. Marshall

-172

City of Medford v. Marinucci Brothers Co.-413-14

City of Santa Barbara v. Adamson-399 Collura v. Arlington-390, 394

Commissioner of Education v. School v. Comm. of Leyden-55-56, 58, 61 Commonwealth v. A Juvenile-18-19, 25,

27-32

Commonwealth v. Accapoto-166-67, 169-74

Commonwealth v. Allen-206, 213-15 Commonwealth v. Appleby-159, 164-66 Commonwealth v. Balthazar-162-64 Commonwealth v. Bastarache-216,

219-20, 222, 224-25

Commonwealth v. Brant-200-06 Commonwealth v. Brown-130-33 Commonwealth v. Callahan-34-38 Commonwealth v. Costa-157 Commonwealth v. Cunduiff-140-43 Commonwealth v. Dixon-170

Commonwealth v. Gallant-200, 203-06 Commonwealth v. Golston-145-46 Commonwealth v. Gould-149-50, 152,

154, 156-58

Commonwealth v. Hughes-193, 195-200 Commonwealth v. Key-2-4, 7, 9-10, 18 Commonwealth v. Lewis-144, 146-48 Commonwealth v. Lockley-20-24, 127,

129-30, 132-34

Commonwealth v. Look-175, 178, 181, 183-85

Commonwealth v. Mclnemey-34 Commonwealth v. Medina-33-38 Commonwealth v. Meech-2, 10-11,

13-14, 17-18

Commonwealth v. Moore-126-30, 132-33 Commonwealth v. O'Neal (O'Neal

1)-40-42, 46,

so

Commonwealth v. O'Neal (O'Neal

11)-41-42, 50

Commonwealth v. Phillips-144-45 Commonwealth v. Reddick-123-26 Commonwealth v. Repoza-37-38 Commonwealth v. Rodriguez-175, 178,

181, 183, 185

Commonwealth v. St. Germain-114-17, 119-20

Commonwealth v. Sires-157 Commonwealth v. Soares-121-26 Commonwealth v. Thomas-180-81 Commonwealth v. Todisco-173-74 Commonwealth v. Tucker-113, 115-116,

119

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Conlon v. Director of the Division of Em-ployment Security-232-34

Construction Industry Association of Sonoma County v. Petaluma-391-393 County Commissioners of Bristol v.

Con-servation Commission of Dartmouth-412, 414, 416

Coyne v. John S. Tilley Co.-264 Crowell v. McCaffrey-248

D

Fortune v. National Cash Register-86, 88, 244-45

Franklin v. Albert-257-58, 360, 362-63, 365-68

Freeman v. Wood-343-45, 347-50 Friedman v. Jablanski-364-66 Frye v. United States-27-28

G

Gaines v. Anderson-58

; Gallitano v. Board of Survey and Plan-D'Amolfo v. Stoneham Housing Author- ning of Waltham-407

ity-349-50 Garcia v. Siffrin Residential Association Dana v. Gring-294-97, 299-300 -400

De Joinville v. Conunonwealth-35-38 Garfield v. United States-293-97 Diaz v. Eli Lilly & Co.-242-43, 321 Garvey v. Board of Appeals of Amherst-Dimick v. Schiedt-344-45 420

Director of Employment Security v. Fitz- Gay v. Richmond-287-89

gerald-229-31, 234 Gifford v. Planning Board of Nantucket District Attorney for the Suffolk District -408

v. Watson-39-40, 43-44, 48-52 Gilbert v. Unhed States-143

Doe v. Roe-341 Golden v. Planning Board of Ramapo Droukas v. Divers Training Academy, -391, 393

Inc.-333 Goldstein v. Barron-254-55

Duren v. Missouri-219-20 Good Hope Industries, Inc. v. Ryder Dziolonski v. Babineau-240-41 Scott Co.-329, 331, 333, 340

E

Eisner v. Hertz Corporation-321-23, 325-26

Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co.-392

F

Farmer v. Town of Billerica--425-26 Feneff v. New York Central & Hudson

River Railroad Company-241-42 Ferriter v. Daniel O'Connell's Sons, Inc.

-239-44, 314, 317-21 Fisher v. United States-193-99

Fitchburg Housing Authority v. Board of Zoning Appeals of Fitchburg-396 Fitzgibbons's Case-312

Foley v. Polaroid Corp,-310, 312, 314

Green v. Richmond-276 Gregg v. Georgia-40, 42

Griffin v. General Motors Corporation-270-72

Gugino v. Harvard Community Health Plan-254

H

Hamling v. U.S.-220, 222-23 Hanson v. Denckla-335

Harbor Schools, Inc. v. Board of Appeals of Haverhill-396, 398

Harding v. State-29-30, 32 Hastoupis v. Gargas-273-76 Helvering v. Stuart-300

Hendrickson v. Sears-360, 363-68 Henningsen v. United States Fidelity and

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Hickman v. Taylor-368-69, 371-74 Howell v. Woodlin School District R-104

-237

I

McDonald's Corporation v. Board of

Se-lectmen of Randolph-418 McDonough v. Whalen-266

McGee v. International Life Insurance Co.-335-38

McKinney v. National Dairy Council -245

International Shoe Co. v.

Washington-330 Michigan v. Mosley-200, 202, 205 Milne v. School Committee of

Manchest-er-235-38

J Miranda v. Arizona-200, 202-06 Morgan v. Commissioner-300 Johnson Controls, Inc. v. Bowes-90-92, Mounsey v. Ellard-248

94-98

K

Kapp v. Ballantine-252

Kent v. Commissioner of Education-39, 52-53, 55-56, 58, 61

Kileen v. Harmon Grain Product, Inc.-261-63

King v. Viscoloid Co.-319

Kulko v. Superior Court-337-38, 342

L

Lalliv.Lalli-304

Langever v. Revere Copper and Brass, Inc.-315-17, 321

Lindsey v. Ogden-288-89, 291, 293 Linkletter v. Walker-124

Lowell v. Kowalski-302-03, 306-07 Ludwig v. Massachusetts-192 Lydon v. Commonwealth-186, 189-93

M

Mahoney v. Board of Appeals of Win-chester-417

Marcil v. John Deere Industrial Equip-ment Co.-265-66

Markell v. Sidney B. Pfeifer Foundation, Inc.-276-77, 282-83

Marshall v. Barlows Inc.-171 Matter of Spring-39, 62, 64, 66-68

N

Neil v. Biggers-27

Nelson v. Richwagen-242-43 New York v. Onofore-163

Norfolk and Western Railway Company v. Liepelt-271-72

p

Packaging Industries Group, Inc. v. Cheney-351-53, 355-59

Pasquale v. Chandlet-258-60, 361-62 Pendergast v. Board of Appeals of

Barn-stable-417

People v. Aldridge-212-13 People v. Mclntosh-213 People v. Samuels--164 People v. Wheeler-122

Prairie State Bank v. United States-102

Q

Quirk v. Data Terminal Systems-107

R

Read v. Case-142

Reddick v. Commonwealth-121 Region 10 Client Management, Inc. v.

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Reidy v. Old Colony Gas Co.-324 Rhode Island v. Innis-202, 205

Richard v. Planning Board of Acushnet

i -410, 412

Richey v. American Automobile Associa-tion, Inc.-243-45

Roe v. Wade-165

s

Salt Lake City v. Piepenburg-214 Sandstrom v. Montana-33-34, 36, 38 S. Kemble Fischer Realty Trust v. Board

of Appeals of Concord-401 Simmons v. Fish-347-49 Simmons v. United States-31

Smalley v. Planning Board of Harwich-408

State v. Baker-399 State v. Elbert-224-25 State v. Hurd-27-28, 32 State v. Padilla-154

State Street Bank and Trust v. United States-284, 286-87

Steel Hill Development, Inc. v. Sandorn-ton-392

Stoddard Lumber v. Marshall-171 Stokosa v. Waltock-381-82 Stone v. Graham-53, 59-61

Sturges v. Town of Chilmark-389-90, 392, 394

Superintendent of Belchertown State School v. Saikewicz-62-64, 67-68 Superior Glass Co. v. First Bristol County

National Bank-99, 101, 103-06 Swain v. Alabama-122

T

Teasdale v. Newell & Snowling Construc-tion Co.-413, 417

Teller v. Schepens-367

Travi Construction Corp. v. First Bristol County National Bank-109-10 Trimble v. Gordon-303-04

Turner v. Town of Walpole-401, 403 Turnpike Realty Co. v. Town of

Ded-ham-400-03

u

United States v. Barnes-214 United States v. Brauner-158 United States v. Butera-222-23 United States v. Greenberg-171

United States v. Munsey Trust Co.-101, 103-4

United States v. Roche-173 United States v. Scott-143 United States v. Wade-27, 31

Universal Adjustment Corp. v. Midland 'sank, Ltd.-340

v

Vartelas v. Water Resources Commission -401

Village of Belle Terre v. Boraas-399 Village on the Hill v. Massachusetts

Turn-pike Authority-414

w

Walker v. Butterworth-128 Ward v. Peabody-369-74

Wolfman v. Modern Life Insurance Co. -336

Woodberry v. Bunker-286, 299

Worcester County National Bank v. King -286

Wrenn v. Harris-303, 307

y

Yaro v. Board of Appeals of Newbury-port-404, 406

Young v. Garwacki-246-49

z

Tropeano v. The Atlantic Monthly Com- Zapatha v. Dairy Mart, Inc.-79, 82, 84,

pany-249 86-89

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