Spring 1989, Vol. 19, No. 2

Front Matter

CONTENTS

More Equal Than Others: The Burger Court and the Newly Arrived State Resident   329
Katheryn D. Katz

The Native American's Right to Hunt and Fish: An Overview of the Aboriginal Spiritual and Mystical Belief System, the Effect of European Contact and the Continuing Fight to Observe a Way of Life   377
Shelley D. Turner

The Tort of "Outrageous Conduct" in New Mexico: Intentional Infliction of Emotional Harm Without Physical Injury   425
X. E. "Javier" Acosta

Double Jeopardy and Capital Sentencing: The Trial and Error of the Trial Metaphor   451
Walter H. Bennett, Jr.

BOOK REVIEW

Of Tribes and Courts: The Long Road Back From Wounded Knee (Review of Wilkinson: American Indians, Time, and the Law: Native Societies in a Modern Constitutional Democracy)   495
Allen Boyer

COMMENT

An Equal Protection Challenge to First Degree Depraved Mind Murder Under the New Mexico Constitution   511
Dale R. Rugge

NOTES

CIVIL PROCEDURE—The New Mexico Long-Arm Statute and Due Process: Beh v. Ostergard, and the Regents of the University of California  547
Sue Ann Slates

CRIMINAL LAW—Discriminatory Use of Peremptory Challenges in Jury Selection: State of New Mexico v. Sandoval   563
Robert L. Pidcock