Newest Issue - June 2011

Sustaining Justice: 10 Experts Tell How Courts Can Do More with Less

Features

• As Other States Watch, Florida’s Redistricting Fracas May Set the Lines for the Future
• The Son Also Rises: After Blago, Sam Adam Jr. Is Ready for a New Role

President's Letter

• ABA Military Pro Bono Project Offers Civil Legal Assistance to US Service Members

Letters

• Letters to the Editor: Cloudy Forecast

The National Pulse

• Killer Buzz: Caffeine Intoxication Is Now Evidence for an Insanity Plea

Business of Law

• Moving in the Cloud: ABA Conference Displays How Technology Changes Practice
• Law of Code: Regulation Needs New Direction, Lessig Says
• The Big Apple's Cowgirl: Ag Lawyer Finds Success in NYC
• Get a Plan B: Disability Insurance Needs to Be in Your Insurance Plan

Precedents

• June 7, 1965: Griswold v. Connecticut Decided

Opening Statements

• New Zoning Laws Allow for New Neighbors--Meet the Goats Next Door
• Arizona State's Law School Breaks Ground with Sustainability Program
• More Than a Quirky Name, Shpoonkle Aims to Get Legal Reverse-Auction Model Right
• QR Codes Catch on as Useful Links in Marketing and Recruiting Campaigns
• Spotlight On the Three States That Maintain All-Male High Courts

Supreme Court Report

• A Real-Life Grisham Story: Denial of Jury Award Marks Disappointing Postscript to Death Row Release
• Back at Ya: Employee Retaliation Claims Play Big Before the High Court

McElhaney on Litigation

• Dirty Dozen: 12 Ways to Write a Really Bad Brief

Your ABA

• A Big Play for BigLaw: Ethics 20/20 Considers Separate Conduct Rules for Large Firms
• Grassroots Advocacy Awards Recognize Support of ABA Lobbying Efforts on the Hill
• Lawyers Giving Back

Obiter Dicta

• Taming Titans: Let’s Have a Little Fanfare for the Common Man

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