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84 Mass. L. Rev. 1 (1999-2000)

handle is hein.barjournals/malr0084 and id is 1 raw text is: MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME 84 LAW REVIEW Summer 1999 IN THIS ISSUE The Nature and Extent of Privilege for Mental Health Professionals in Massachusetts Jackie Gardina Church Autonomy in the Massachusetts Courts: Parish of the Advent v. Protestant Episcopal Diocese Thomas B. Merritt Post Pettingell: Resolving the Dilemma of Duties to Clients vs. Duties to Partners Anthony D. Martin Book Review All the Laws but One, Civil Liberties in Wartime Case and Statute Comment Constitutional Law - Federal Commerce Clause Challenge to Massachusetts Corporate Excise Tax Imposed on Foreign Corporations Aloha Freightways, Inc. v. Commissioner of Revenue 5 23 36 47 53 Cover photo of the Salem Courthouse, Essex County by George Peet. © Keller and Peet Associates 1999. All rights reserved. THE MASSACHUSETTS BAR ASSOCIATION 20 WEST STREET, BOSTON, MA 02111 Subscriptions to the Massachusetts Law Review (ISSN 0163-1411) are available to libraries at $30 and those not eligible for membership in the Massachusetts Bar Association at $48 per calendar year. Single copies $12.00. Case notes, legislative notes, book reviews and editorials are prepared by the Board of Editors or des- ignated members of the Board of Editors of the Review. Feature articles are generally prepared by au- thors 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, nor do the views ex- pressed necessarily reflect official positions of the Massachusetts Bar Association unless so stated. MBA positions are adopted by vote of the association's Board of Delegates or Executive Committee. Proposed feature article contributions or outlines of proposed feature article contributions should be sent to Massachusetts Law Review, 20 West Street, Boston, MA 02111-1218. Unsolicited materials cannot be returned. An index to Volumes 54-66 appears in Volume 67, No. 4. An index to Volumes 67-71 appears in Volume 73, No. 2. An index to Volumes 72-77 appears in Volume 77, No. 4. An index to Volumes 78-81 appears in Volume 81, No. 4. COPYRIGHT 1999 MASSACHUSETTS BAR INSTITUTE Law Review Editorial Board 1998-1999 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF R. Michael Cassidy Newton ARTICLES EDITOR Janet Hetherwick Pumphrey Lenox COMMENTS EDITOR Jessica Block Boston BOOK REVIEW EDITOR Barry A. Bachrach Worcester Associate Editors Nicholas P. Alexander Boston Victor Baltera Boston Rosanna Cavallaro Boston Jerry Cohen Boston Paul P. Daley Boston James R. Dyer Newton Douglas Fleming Boston Gail Kleven Gelb Boston Judy Zeprun Kalman Springfield J. Thomas Kirkman Barnstable Stephen I. Lipman Boston Katherine E. McMahon Boston William J. Meade Boston Roger L. Michel Jr. Boston Joseph P. Musacchio Boston Patricia A. O'Neill Boston Barry Ravech Boston Susan M. Roberts Boston Katherine Robertson Springfield Thomas J. Scannell Worcester Barbara Morgan Theberge N. Andover Edward Woll Jr. Boston Production Manager Steven Burton (617) 338-0679 Communications and Publications Director William T.G. Litant Deputy Communications and Publications Director Judith Kelliher Sales Manager Robert Pedzewick (617) 338-0516 From Articles II and III of the Bylaws The Massachusetts Bar Association exists to serve the legal profession and the public by pro- moting the administration of justice, legal educa- tion, professional excellence and respect for the law. The Association encourages diversity of gen- der, race, color, creed, ethnic origin and geographic representation of its membership, officers, Board of Delegates, Executive Committee, Section Councils and Committees. NUMBER 1

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