Summer 1997, Vol. 27, No. 3

Front Matter

CONTENTS

ARTICLES

Academic TROS: How To Prevail In The Court Of Public Opinion    473
Michael A. Mogill

The Right(?) To Keep And Bear Arms    491
John Dwight Ingram and Alyson Ann Ray

COMMENTS

Contemplating The Dilemma Of Government As Speaker: Judicially Identified Limits On Government Speech In The Context Of Carter v. City Of Las Cruces     517
Leigh Contreras

Custody Standards In New Mexico: Between Third Parties And Biological Parents, What Is The Trend?    547
Sharon J. Fleming

Female Genital Mutilation: A Form Of Persecution    579
Beth Ann Gillia

Limited Liability Companies In New Mexico    615
Katharine A. Cook

TRENDS IN NEW MEXICO LAW: 1995-96

CONTRACTS—Implied Employment Contracts Based on Written Policy Statements Are Not Subject to Governmental Immunity: Garcia v. Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District  649
Brian K. Matise

TORT LAW—A Cause of Action for Negligent Horseplay: Yount v. Johnson    661
Kirtan K. Khalsa

TORT LAW—Comparative Fault Eliminates the Need for Indemnification Between Concurrent Tortfeasors: Otero v. Jordan Restaurant Enterprises    679
Susan Herrera Widner

TORT LAW—Original and Successive Tortfeasors and Release Documents in New Mexico Tort Law: Lujan v. Healthsouth Rehabilitation Corporation    697
Brady C. Pofahl

INDEX: VOLUME 27    717