Summer 1994
Front Matter
Front Matter
New Mexico Law Review
Notes and Comments
Civil Forfeiture - New Mexico Restricts the Use of Civil Forfeiture: State v. One 1990 Chevrolet Pickup
Patrick J. Martinez
Civil Procedure - The Adoption of the Collateral Order Doctrine in New Mexico: Carrillo v. Rostro
Virginia R. Dugan
Criminal Law - New Mexico Rejects the Lewd and Lascivious Exception to Rule 404(B): State v. Lucero
Sarah B. Colley
Criminal Law - Whether the Elements of Deliberation and Premeditation Adequately Distinguish First Degree Murder from Second Degree Murder: State v. Garcia
Stephanie M. Griffin
Criminal Law - The Child Abuse Statute Now Requires Criminal Negligence: Santillanes v. State
Gregory P. Williams
Criminal Procedure - A Criminal Defendant Is Entitled to a Specific Jury Instruction When Supporting Evidence Exists: State v. Arias
Alison I. Arias
First Amendment - The Expansion of the Obscenity Doctrine in New Mexico; Is It Tolerable - City of Farmington v. Fawcett
Linda M. Vanzi
Insurance Law - The Court Rules on Underinsured Motorist Coverage; Keep It in the Family: Mountain States Mutual Casualty Co. v. Martinez
Frederick Kennon
Property Law - Under Certain Circumstances, New Mexico Law Now Allows Mechanics' Liens on Property Where Construction Never Took Place: Cubit v. Hausler
M. Barrington Brown
Tort Claims Act - In the Aftermath of M.D.R., Holding the State to Its Promises: M.D.R. v. State Human Services Department
Jane Cavanaugh
Workers' Compensation Law - The Sexual Harassment Claim Quandry: Workers' Compensation as an Inadequate and Unavailable Remedy: Cox v. Chino Mines/Phelps Dodge
Carlos M. Quinones
Index
Index to Volume 24
New Mexico Law Review