Winter 1987, Vol. 17, No. 1

Front Matter

CONTENTS

Strange Bedfellows: The Uneasy Alliance Between Bankruptcy and Family Law     1
Michaela M. White

The Tension Between In Re Winship and the Use of Presumptions in Jury Instructions After Sandstrom, Allen, and Clark   55
Lisa Mann Burke

The Eye of the Beholder: An Interdisciplinary Examination of Law and Social Research on Sexual Harassment   91
Eleanor K. Bratton

Reconsidering Roe v. Wade: Equal Protection Analysis as an Alternative Approach   115
Kathryn Holmes Snedaker

Retroactive Application of Treasury Rules and Regulations   139
David W. Ball

COMMENT

The Right to be Present: Should it Apply to the Involuntary Civil Commitment Hearing?   165
E. Kirsten Lundergan

NOTES

CRIMINAL LAW—The Use of Transferred Intent in Attempted Murder, a Specific Intent Crime: State v. Gillette  189
Elaine T. Devoe

NEGLIGENT FAILURE OF AN INSURER TO SETTLE A CLAIM—New Mexico Does Not Recognize This Cause of Action: Ambassador Insurance Co. v. St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.   197
Lisa Cummings

FAMILY LAW—A Limitation on Grandparental Rights in New Mexico: Christian Placement Service v. Gordon  207
Claudia Ray