High Court Ponders Whether Statements Are ‘Testimonial,’ Requiring Confrontation

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This Term the Supreme Court May Make Some Big Changes in Patent Law

Intelligent-Design Proponents May Have Lost a Battle, but They’ll Continue the Fight

State Bar Attorney-Client Assistance Programs Smooth Ruffled Feathers, Reduce Formal Complaints

Law Firms and Disciplinary Authorities Look For Ways to Fight Sexual Misconduct

Wetlands Cases Raise Anew the Question of the Environment and Federal Power

States Slowly Beginning to Help Inmates’ Children and Advocates Say its Overdue

In Bids for Resentencing, White-Collar Criminals Want Review of Loss Figures

Even the Best Disaster Plans Can’t Help New Orleans Lawyers Account for Lost Clients, Disruption and Uncertainty