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Volume 44, Issue 2 (2014) Summer

Front Matter

Front Matter
New Mexico Law Review

Introduction
J. Walker Boyd

Articles

Plain Error Review and Reforming the Presumption of Prejudice
Brent Ferguson

Protecting Consumers from Zombie-Debt Collectors
Neil L. Sobol

The Compact Clause and National Popular Vote: Implications for the Federal Structure
Tara Ross and Robert M. Hardaway

Student Notes

Justified but Negligent Reliance: Hicks v. Eller Allows Comparative Negligence as a Defense to Negligent Misrepresentation Claims
Abigail Marrs Yates

State v. Gonzales: Reinvigorating Criminal Joinder in New Mexico
Ryan C. Schotter

Double Trouble with Double Description: A Consideration of State v. Montoya and Its Application of the Rule of Lenity
Ashley Funkhouser

The Decline of Design Immunity: Impacts of Martinez v. New Mexico Department of Transportation on Traffic Control Device Analysis and Constrictive Notice of a Dangerous Condition of Public Roadways
Matthew A. Zidovsky

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ISSN: 0028-6214