Spring 1986, Vol. 16, No. 2

Front Matter

CONTENTS

Dedication    197

Deprived Without Due Process: The Fourteenth Amendment and Abuse of Power    199
Alvin B. Rubin

The Seatbelt Defense Reconsidered: A Return to Accountability in Tort Law?   221
Robert M. Ackerman

New Mexico's "Lemon Law": Consumer Protection or Consumer Frustration?   251
Joseph Goldberg

Ethics and the Settlement of Civil Rights Cases: Can Attorneys Keep Their Virtue and Their Fees?   283
Lloyd B. Snyder

Arbitration of Domestic Relations Disputes in New Mexico   321
Jennifer Davis

BOOK REVIEW

"Modest Man—Momentous Achievements" (Review of Ware: William Hastie: Grace Under Pressure)   345
Jon M. Sands

NOTES

ANTITRUST LAW—Tying Arrangements Under the New Mexico Antitrust Act: Smith Machinery Corp. v. Hesston, Inc.  363
Kathryn Holmes Snedaker

INDIAN CHILD WELFARE ACT—DOMICILE OF AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD—A Step Toward State and Tribal Cooperation in Indian Child Custody Proceedings: Adoption of Baby Child, Pino v. Natural Mother   377
Cindy L. Turcotte

LEGAL MALPRACTICE—-Liability for Failure to Warn: First National Bank of Clovis v. Diane, Inc.   395
Nikki J. Mann

SECURITIES REGULATION—Sale of Business Doctrine: Landreth Timber Company v. Landreth  409
James E. Burke

TORT CLAIMS ACT—The Death of the Public Duty-Special Duty Rule: Shear v. Board of County Commissioners
  423
Rosalise Olson