CONTENTS
Exploring a Substantive Approach to Equal Justice Under Law 411
Rebecca E. Zietlow
COMMENT
The Difference Between Mine and Thine: The Constitutionality of Public Employee Drug Testing 451
Jill Dorancy-Williams
TRENDS IN NEW MEXICO LAW: 1996-97
CRIMINAL LAW—The Natural and Probable Consequences Doctrine Is Not a Natural Result for New Mexico—State v. Carrasco 505
Lisa G. Stark
CRIMINAL LAW—Home Alone: Why House Arrest Doesn'tQualify for Presentence Confinement Credit in New Mexico—State v. Fellhauer 519
Ben Feuchter
CRIMINAL LAW—New Mexico Applies the Strict Elements Test to the Collateral Felony Doctrine—State v. Campos 535
Kimberly A. Richards
CRIMINAL LAW—The Anomaly of a Murder: Not All First Degree Murder Mens Rea Standards Are Equal—State v. Brown 553
Vicki Zelle
EVIDENCE LAW—Boundaries, Balancing, and Prior Felony Convictions—Federal Rule of Evidence Rule 403 After United States v. Old Chief 583
Amina Quargnali-Linsley
EVIDENCE LAW—Striking the Right Balance in New Mexico' s Rape Shield Law—State v. Johnson 611
Haviva A. Graeber
TORT LAW—New Mexico Adds the Product-Line Exception to Successor Company Liability—Garcia v. Coe Manufacturing Co. 653
Zachary Shandler
INDEX: VOLUME 28 677