Newest Issue - April 2012

Tracking Techies: Finding the Footprints of America's Switched-on Lawyers

Features

• The Prosecutor on Trial: Ex-Maricopa County Attorney Faces Disbarment for Political Acts
• Uneasy Targets: How Justifying the Killing of Terrorists Has Become a Major Policy Debate
• Targeted Killing Is Lawful If Conducted in Accordance with the Rule of Law

President's Letter

• No Courts, No Justice, No Freedom: 2012 Law Day Theme Will Resonate with Calls for Court Funding

Letters

• Letters: Weighing in on War Powers

The National Pulse

• Life from Death Row: Inmates Want to Donate Organs, But State Disagrees
• A Smokin' Body: Cancer Images Are Lighting up a First Amendment Blaze

Business of Law

• Are LLMs Losing? Law Schools Say Students Gain from Advanced Degrees
• Listen Up! Law Deans and Professors Discuss the Law School Loan Crisis
• Launched: ABA Offers Solos More Web-Based Resources
• Efficient E-Discovery
• There Go the Jobs: Positions Behind the Bench Are Expected to Drop
• The Chain: LinkedIn Is More than Social Media for Lawyers

Precedents

• April 17, 1969: Sirhan Sirhan Convicted

Opening Statements

• A View From the Inside: New Documentary Looks at Fraudster Marc Dreier
• On Track: Law Firm Marketer Makes the Most of Eye-Map Technology
• Not Rocket Science: NYC Atty's Business Method Patent Lowers Satellite Investment Risk
• Tales from the Front: A Sampling of Oddball Job Interview Questions
• Legal Road Trip: Birmingham

Supreme Court Report

• Immigration's Next Chapter: Arizona to Tell Its Tale of How to Stop Illegal Immigrants

McElhaney on Litigation

• Finding Your Why: Present Your Case So That It Fits What the Jury Wants to Believe

Your ABA

• Left Behind: ABA Says Make Disabilities Part of Diversity Mix on Federal Bench
• Lawyers Giving Back
• ABA Announcements

Obiter Dicta

• Attractive Nuisance? When Fun Factor Overshadows Risk, Lawsuits Are Sure to Follow

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