Utah Law Review 2009 Number 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS, SYMPOSIUM:NEW FRONTIERS IN FAMILY LAW; New Frontiers in Family Law: Introduction; Unhitching the Horse from the Carriage: Love and Marriage Among the Mosuo; Pioneers, Probate, Polygamy, and You; Who's Afraid of Polygamy? Exploring the Boundaries of Family, Equality and Custom in South Africa; Feminist Fundamentalism on the Frontier Between Government and Family Responsibility for Children; Family as a Vehicle for Abjection; Somebody's Children; The "Opt Out Revolution" and the Changing Narratives of Motherhood: Self Governing the Work/Family Conflict; The Diary of a M.A.D. Black Mama: The Blessings of Reality; Racism and the Law: Slavery, Integration,and Modern Resegregation in America; My Best Friend; My Escape from Polygamy; Two Sides of Polygamy; My Son Has Down Syndrome; From Pre-School Aides to Presidents: Themes and Scenes of the Abortion Debate; A Small Decision; To Die or Not to Die: The History and Future of Assisted Suicide Laws in the U.S.; The Most Wanted Boys in the'World; Telling; "You Only Donated Sperm": Using Intent to Uphold Paternity Agreements; Families, Oh My; Two Steps Behind: The Law's Struggle to Keep Pace with the Changing Dynamics of the American Family; The Most Important Thing; Grandparent Custody Disputes and Visitation Rights: Balancing the Interests of the Child, Parents, and Grandparents; Safety Pin; Our Parents' Keepers: The Current Status of American Filial Responsibility Laws; Full Circle; Seen but Not Heard: Child Sexual Abuse, Incest, and the Law in the United States; Anne; Justice in the Darkness: Mental Health and the Juveniie Justice System; Elective Surgery-When Parental and Medical Opinion Supersedes a Child's Right to Choose; My Uncle George; Marital Rights for Teens: Judicial Intervention that Properly Balances Privacy and Protection