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In Seeking Answers to Sentencing Chaos, Judges Look to Scalia and to Kansas

Human Rights Suits Against Corporations Hinge on How Open the Door Is

Domestic Violence Cases at Issue as Judges Consider Which Evidence to Allow

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Can We Really Say Where a Particular Bullet Came From?

A Physician Battles Against Colleagues He Considers Rogue Expert Witnesses

Lawyers Who Have Taken on Time-Consuming Litigation Share Their Strategies for Surviving and Even Thriving

Not Since Nixon Has the High Court Offered so Many Rulings on Presidential Power