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70 Mass. L. Rev. 1 (1985)

handle is hein.barjournals/malr0070 and id is 1 raw text is: MAS SACHUSETT S VOLUME 70LAW REVIEW March 1985 IN TIS ISSUE NUMBER 1 President's Message 2 Richard G. Hoffman Ninth Annual Report of The Chief Justice of The Supreme Judicial 3 Court Honorable Edward E Hennessey Do Intermediate Appellate Courts Have a Lawmaking Function? 10 Benjamin Kaplan Chapter 93A, §11: The Massachusetts Little ET.C. Act 14 Jack R. Pirozzolo and Richard L. Binder Defective Motor Vehicles: The Massachusetts Lemon Law and 30 Recent Used Car Cases Under Chapter 93A Joseph P. McEttrick Case & Statute Comments 40 Environmental Law-Hazardous Waste Disposal Facility-Ability of City or Town to Prevent Siting Tort Law-Malicious Prosecution-Right to Maintain Action 41 After Nolle Prosequi Criminal Law-Sufficiency of Evidence Before Grand Jury- 42 Withholding Exculpatory Matter Evidence-Prior Criminal Conviction-Appellate Review of 44 Discretionary Admissibility Criminal Law-Search and Seizure-Protective Search 46 Opinions of the Committee on Professional Ethics 50 Editor's Note 51 Published March, June, September and December THE MASSACHUSETTS BAR ASSOCIATION 20 WEST STREET, BOSTON, MA 02111 Subscriptions to the Massachusetts Law Review are available to libraries and those not eligible for membership in the Massachusetts Bar Association at $25 per calendar year. Single copies $7.00. Case notes, legislative notes, book reviews and editorials are prepared by the Board of Editors or designated members of the Board of Editors of the Review. Feature articles are generally prepared by authors who are not members of the Board. The selection of feature articles for publication by the Board of Editors does not imply endorsement of any thesis presented in the articles. Proposed feature article contributions or outlines of proposed feature article contributions should be sent to the Editor-in-Chief (address above). An index to Volumes 54-66 appears in Volume 67, No. 4. An index to Volumes 67-68 appears in Volume 69, No. 1. - Massachusetts Law Review Editorial Board 1984-1985 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Philip M. Cronin Withington, Cross, Park & Groden 73 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02108 227-1000 Managing Editor Professor Joseph D. Cronin Suffolk University Law School 41 Temple Street, Boston, MA 02114 723-4700 Associate Editors Stanley E. Adelman Boston Henry L. Barr Boston Henry E. Clay, Jr. Boston Jerry Cohen Boston Richard M. Gelb Boston Prof. Joseph W. Glannon Boston Hon. Mel L. Greenberg Worcester Jeremiah F. Healy, III Boston John H. Henn Boston Steven L. Hoffman Boston Gordon P. Katz Boston Paul R. Keane Boston J. Thomas Kirkman Hyannis Marian S. Lubinsky Greenfield Richard F McCarthy Boston Judith E. Miles Amherst Barry Ravech Boston Hon. Ernest I. Rotenberg Attleboro Marshall D. Stein Boston Salvatore F. Stramondo Boston Gilda M. Tuoni Boston From Article 11 of the Bylaws The Association was incorporated and exists for the purpose of cultivating the science of juris- prudence, of promoting reform in the law, of facil- itatingthe administration of justice, of furthering uniformity of legislation throughout the Union, of upholding the honor of the profession of law, and encouraging cordial intercourse among the members of the Massachusetts Bar. COPYRIGHT © 1985 MASSACHUSETTS BAR ASSOCIATION I P_

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