VOLUME XLII                                             2009                                               NUMBER 4

NOTES

Big Dig Confidential: Why Massachusetts Needs a Statutory Journalist's Shied Law If It Wants to Keep the Big Stories Coming

The Rule of Reason After Leegin: Reconsidering the Use of Economic Analysis in the Antitrust Arena

The Great Standby Rate Debate: Analysis of a Key Barrier to the Influx of Needed New Alternative Energy Sources

The Massachusetts Approach to the Intersection of Governmental Attorney-Client Privilege and Open Government Laws

Cloaking Police Misconduct in Privacy: Why the Massachusetts Anti-Wiretapping Statute Should Allow for the Surreptitious Recording of Police Officers

COMMENTS

Criminal Law-First Circuit Deems Aggravated Identity Theft Statute Ambiguous and Applies Rule of Lenity-United States v. Godin, 534 F.3d 51 (1st Cir. 2008)

Employee Benefits Law-Drunk Driving Fatality Determined Not Accidental Under ERISA-Governed Insurance Plan-Stamp v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, 531 F.3d 84 (1st Cir. 2008)