Newest Issue - September 2013

Meet our 2013 Legal Rebels

Features

• Crime labs under the microscope after a string of shoddy, suspect and fraudulent results
• Military lawyers confront changes as sexual assault becomes big news

President's Letter

• Legal Access Job Corps will be a main priority for the coming year

Letters

• Letters: Simply fabulous marketing tips

The National Pulse

• Ordinance that evicts tenants for seeking police aid is putting abused women out on the street
• Predictive policing may help bag burglars--but it may also be a constitutional problem

Business of Law

• New hacker technology threatens lawyers’ mobile devices
• More product picks to help you make the most of mobility
• Lawyers--if not jobs for lawyers--are trending upward
• 6 tools to help firms track social media
• Add an extra layer of password verification to help safeguard your data and accounts

Report from Governmental Affairs

• Dedication ceremony marks the opening of ABA's new DC offices

Precedents

• September 2, 1963: Gov. Wallace halts integration

The Practice

• Face a classic word challenge and increase your personal power

Opening Statements

• Flying the American flag upside down is protected speech, judge says
• Justice Sotomayor presides over re-enactment of historic baseball case
• Lawyers Rock! Nonprofit helps lawyers raise the roof for charity
• A tooth whitening company sues the Alabama dental board
• The PTO offers a clinic to help law students obtain marketable skills
• Hearsay: 30 days in the hole

Supreme Court Report

• It was another big term for amicus curiae briefs at the high court

Your ABA

• International Law Section launches a lobbying event to complement its annual visit to the U.N.

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