accounting acquittal administrative proceedings subject index

Accounting Reel Courtroom Dramas, Donald G. Kempf Jr., Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 25 Bridging the Gender Gap, Diane M. Sumoski, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 31 What You May Not Say to the Jury, Timothy J. Conner, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 36 Getting Your Message Across: Visual Aids and Demonstrative Exhibits in the Courtroom, Charles L. Babcock and Jason S. Bloom, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 41

Local Pretrial Rules in Federal Courts, Michael A. Kahn, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 34

Acquittal Getting the Evidence In, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 55

Administrative Proceedings Adam Bede, George Eliot, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 72 Investigations by Outside Counsel, Jonathan Lang, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 31 Trial Advocacy: A Systematic Approach, Alan T. Radnor, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 43 Supreme Effort, A, Joe G. Roady, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 49 Law Clerk Explosion, The, John G. Kester, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 20 Discovery in Aid of Arbitration, Louis H. Willenken, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 16 Few Suggestions for Better Communication with the Jury, A, John F. Grady, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 5 Organizing a Large U.S. Attorney's Office, Gregory C. Jones, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 34 Opening Statement, Weyman I. Lundquist, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 1 Paying Tomorrow's Claims with Tomorrow's Dollars, Perry L. Fuller, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 27 Environmental Damage: A New Concept, Myron M. Cherry, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 30 Punitive Damages: Bonanza or Disaster?, Grant P. DuBois, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 35 Battling the Big Guys at Buffalo Creek, David B. Roe, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 41 Struggling with Ethical Standards in Massachusetts, Richard L. Levine, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 43 Introduction to Proving Damages, An, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 45 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 47

Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 1

Agreements Twenty Years of Change: Complex Cases Squeeze Out Advocacy, Paul J. Bschorr, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 16 Twenty Years of Change: Evidence, Faust F. Rossi, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 24

Alternative Dispute Resolution My Experiences Representing a Guantanamo Detainee, H. Candace Gorman, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 10 Representing a Celebrity Criminal Defendant, Hal Haddon, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 19 Good Direct, A, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 65 Ratting on a Client, Edna Selan Epstein, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 12 Objections and Offers: Tell It Again, Sam, Edward D. Ohlbaum, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 8 Getting Paid, William J. Wernz, Summer 1996 (22:4), p. 27 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 55 Where Are We Going Anyway?, Louise A. LaMothe, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 1 Benefit of the Doubt, The, Jack London, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 64 Damages Dilemma in the Bet-the-Company Case, The, Richard B. Miller, Winter 1991 (17:2), p. 12 Rosemary's Daddy, Milton S. Gould, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 43 Questions, Answers, and Prepared Remarks, Stephen M. Shapiro, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 33 Technical Point, A, Irving Younger, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 47 Learned Treatises, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 39 What Makes Juries Listen, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 61 New Art of Forum Shopping, The, Weyman I. Lundquist, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 21 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 45 Disgorgement, David J. Krupp, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 18 Selection of Judges, Shale D. Stiller, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 3 Liars, Turncoats, and Hearsay, Walker J. Blakey, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 38 How Lawyers Lose Their Way, Peter D. Baird, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 8


Most Forgettable Deposition I Ever Took, The, John P. Mason, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 49 Litigation Against Securities Brokers, Reid E. Robison, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 37 Is Multiple Witness Testimony Worth a Try?, Paul Nejelski and Kathy Shuart, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 3 Character Evidence and Impeachment: An Introduction, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 45 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 49 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 1 Lawyer Language, Ronald Goldfarb, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 3 Constitutional Interpretation and Public Opinion, G. Joseph Tauro, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 5 First Impressions, Michael F. Colley, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 8 Persuading Judges in Bench Trials, Prentice H. Marshall, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 11

Amici Curiae United States v. Manuel Noriega: Never Before, Never Again, Myles H. Malman, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. From Lawyer to Judge, Matthew F. Kennelly, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 3

Antitrust Mega-Case Marathon, The, James W. Quinn, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 16 Pursuing Ex-Employees Who Misappropriate Trade Secrets: Pretrial Considerations, Michael J. Hutter, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 39

Reply Briefs, , Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 47

Appeals Read All Over, Nell B. Strachan, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 41 In Defense of Jury Nullification, Paul Butler, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 46 Vanishing Trial, The, Patricia Lee Refo, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 1 Truth About Lying, The, Craig C. Reilly, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 40 Excuse Me, Your Jurisdiction Is Missing, Janet S. Kole, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 38 Talking to the Judge, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 51 Confronting Our Critics, Robert A. Clifford, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 1


Checkmate in Class Actions: Defensive Strategy in the Initial Moves, Benjamine Reid and Chris S. Coutroulis, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 21

Lawyer and Faustian Bargains, The, Michael E. Tigar, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 27 Court Secrecy: A Continuing National Disgrace, Nicole Schultheis, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 29 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 59 Othello, William Shakespeare, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 72 Raising the Bar, Robert A. Clifford, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 1 Imagine, if you will, a Time Without Any Lawyers at all…, Lionel Casson, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 49 Foundation Habit, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 51 Way We Were, The?, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 1 Travelogue of Appellate Practice, Christian A. Fisanick, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 49 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 57 Deadtime Story, The, Peter D. Baird, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 22 Contempt of Court, Arthur Train, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 72 Interview with Dan Webb, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 13 Fixing the Expert Mess, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 53 Saint Joan, George Bernard Shaw, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 68 Expert Who Walked Off Angry, The, Edward Michaels, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 27 Unlisted, Irving Younger, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 5 Posttrial Alchemy: Judgments Notwithstanding the Verdict, Franklin A. Nachman, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. Advance Sheet, Michael B. Reuben, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 53 Collision Between New Discovery Amendments and Expert Testimony Rules, The, Paul F. Rothstein, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 17

Child Witnesses, Alan D. Strasser, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 30 Videotaped Depositions Come to Court, Ernest Figari Jr. and Alan S. Loewinsohn, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. Errors in the Charge, John J. Murphy Jr., Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 39 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 49


Advance Sheet, Michael B. Reuben, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 51 Traps in Multitortfeasor Settlements, Joel A. Dewey, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 41 Modern Evidence and the Expert Witness, Faust F. Rossi, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 18 How to Control Documents, Barbara Nicastro, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 36 Dangers of Judge-Imposed Settlements, Dale A. Oesterle, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 29 Basic Strategy in Federal Criminal Defense Litigation, George J. Cotsirilos and Robert M. Stephenson, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 36

Corporate Defendants in Criminal Litigation, Jeffrey Glekel, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 39 Inside the Jury Room, Art Buchwald, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 44 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 1 Attorneys' Fees in Litigation: Time to Discard the American Rule?, Matthew B. Wils and Neil Gold, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 31

Interlocutory Appeals and Mandamus, Walter J. Bonner and William D. Appler, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 25 Peremptory Disqualification of the Trial Judge, Ernest J. Getto, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 22 Perjury: The Lawyer's Trilemma, Monroe H. Freedman, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 26 Problems of Professional Responsibility, Ray Garrett Jr., Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 32 Accountants: A Flexible Standard, A. A. Sommer Jr., Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 35 A Flexible Duty Standard for Professional Liability, John G. Wigmore, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 44 Sink's Guide to Staying Afloat in Political Criminal Trials, Michael E. Tigar, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 53 Steps in Introducing Exhibits, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 55 Trial of Clarence Darrow, The, David W. Rintels, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 57 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 59

Arbitration My Experiences Representing a Guantanamo Detainee, H. Candace Gorman, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 10 Representing a Celebrity Criminal Defendant, Hal Haddon, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 19 Good Direct, A, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 65 Objections and Offers: Tell It Again, Sam, Edward D. Ohlbaum, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 8


Compelling Arbitration, Mark R. Kravitz and Edward Wood Dunham, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 34 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 55 Mandatory Public Service, David C. Weiner, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 1 Learned Treatises, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 39 Disgorgement, David J. Krupp, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 18 Most Forgettable Deposition I Ever Took, The, John P. Mason, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 49 Opening Statement, Asa Rountree, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 1 Character Evidence and Impeachment: An Introduction, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 45 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 49 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 1 Lawyer Language, Ronald Goldfarb, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 3 Constitutional Interpretation and Public Opinion, G. Joseph Tauro, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 5

Attorney Client Privilege The Government Exception to the Fiduciary Exception, Edna Selan Epstein, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 11

Attorney-Client Privilege Making a Difference: Access to Justice, Judith A. Miller, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 1 Strategies for Litigating Computer Software Copyright Claims, Richard A. Halloran and Kimberly A. Demarchi, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 54

Crucible, The, Arthur Miller, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 76 Majorie Kinnan Rawlings: The Cross Creek Case, Joseph H. Lang Jr., Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 53 Teaching through Experts: Changing the Obscure to the Obvious, William T. Hangley, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 19

Guarding the Gate: Expert Evidence Admissibility, Cynthia H. Cwik, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 6 Litigation the Cutting-Edge Case, Edward M. Mansfield, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 13 Using and Abusing Interrogatories, Timothy C. Klenk, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 25 Getting Along with Judges, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 41 Happy Warriors, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 53


Unlawful Peremptory Challenges, Irving Younger, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 23 Opening Statement, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 1 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 45

Attorneys Fees May It Please the Court, Kenneth P. Nolan, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 57 Nine Ways to Cross-Examine an Expert, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 55 Integration Ideal, The: Sobering Reflections, Charles J. Ogletree Jr., Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 50 Good Old Days, The?, H. Thomas Wells, Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 1 Lloyd Paul Stryker: The Art of Advocacy, William Pannill, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 6 Ethos and the Art of Argument, Ronald J. Waicukauski, JoAnne Epps, and Paul Mark Sandler, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 31

Media Coverage of Trials of the Century, Laura R. Handman and Adam Liptak, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 35 How Can You Lose with the Truth?, Gary L. Stuart, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 14 Proving and Disproving Punitive Damages, John D. Kitch, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 13 How to Appeal to an Appellate Judge, Leonard I. Garth, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 20 Where Have All the Mentors Gone?, Louise A. LaMothe, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 1 Crucible, The, Arthur Miller, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 72 Advance Sheet, Michael B. Reuben, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 45 Equity for the Environment, Roger Beers, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 20 Language of Appellate Advocacy, The, Bryan A. Garner, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 39 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 57 Bank Crime: The 100-Yard Rule, Joseph N. Hosteny, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 11 How to Enforce an Injunction, Douglas Rendleman, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 23 Objections, John J. Curtin Jr., Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 37 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 43 Settlement of Civil Cases: A View from the Bench, Eugene F. Lynch, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 8


Some Standard Negotiating Techniques and Some Thoughts on Non-Verbal Communication, James J. White, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 17

Trial Court Unification: Justice and Efficiency, Harold H. Greene, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 5 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 39 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 1 Impeachment Through Prior Inconsistent Statements, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 41 Judicial Intimidation: A Threat to the Advocate's Independence, Leon Jaworski, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 11

Audio Evidence Mary Barton, Elizabeth Gaskell, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 72 Mini-Trials, Lawrence J. Fox, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 36 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 49

Bankruptcy Churchill's Prewar Speeches, William Pannill, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 53 We Can Do Better, Robert W. Gettleman, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 3 Choosing the Death Penalty, Charles J. Hynes, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 25 Top Ten List, The: Rules Lawyers Must Know, Stephen A. Saltzburg, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 6 Fool for a Client, A?, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 16 Eye of the Hurricane, The, Daniel A. Rezneck, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 45 Perjury and Ineffective Assistance of Counsel, Robert P. Lawry, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 41 Opening the Door, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 47 Informal Investigation, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 51 Managing an Appellate Practice: A Systems Approach, Paul G. Ulrich, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 31 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 1 Discovery and the Computer, Thomas R. Ewald, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 27

Bench Trials Creating Mini-MDL Statutes, Mark Herrmann, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 39


My Big Case for Mr. Beds, Nancy G. Abrahams, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 17 Pies and Dogs, James F. Hinton, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 37

Business Cases Rebuttal: Why We Need Federal Admissions, George Vetter and Albert D. Brault, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 45

Career Development Second Chairs Are Coaches, Not Bench Warmers, Amy Jane Longo, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 10 The Mask that Becomes You, Addison Braendel, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 40 I Don't Feel Your Pain: A Partner's View of Associates, Lee Stapleton, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 43 Fire and Ice: An Associate's View of Partners, Joseph J. Mamounas, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 47 Winning the Internet, Jason Beahm, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 56 Surviving Yourself, Andrew Love, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 38 Forensic Neuropsychological IME, The, Michael J. Hannan III, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 52 Real World, The, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 63 Primer on Litigating Patent Infringement Claims, A, Thomas Selby, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 15 Theodore Roosevelt, Louis Tiffany, and Shattered Glass, Sheldon M. Finkelstein, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. Everyday Mentoring in the Age of Technology, Eva Petko Esber, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 39 Three Memorable Speeches, Jacob A. Stein, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 55 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 65 Impact of Popular Culture on the Perception of Lawyers, The, Robert A. Clifford, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 1 Tosca, Giacomo Puccini, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 68 Learning the Craft, Ronald J. Waicukauski, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 19 Success, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 40 Preparing for Mediation, Jeffrey G. Kichaven and Vicki Stone, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 40

Case Management All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 2 Opening Statement, Joan M. Hall, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 1


Certiorari Federal Hearsay Rule and Its Exceptions, The, Jeffrey N. Cole, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 17 Pain and Suffering, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 57 Accountants' Civil Liability: Through the Looking Glass and Other "Impossible Things", Carl D. Liggio, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 40

Child Abuse Attorneys Help Parents Keep Families Intact Amid Misplaced Child Protection Allegations, Diane L. Redleaf, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 34

Child Witnesses Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 65 Section 337 Proceedings before the International Trade Commission, Andrew S. Newman and Steven E. Lipman, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 29

Civil Litigation I Know My Rights, Majorie O. Rendell, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 3 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 67 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 55 Civil Trial Practice Standards: 21st Century Litigation, Gregory P. Joseph, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 1 Multiple Representation in Grand Jury Investigations, Matthew F. Kennelly, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 27 Pretrial Development in Major Corporate Litigation, Edwin J. Wesely, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 8

Civil Rights Suspicionless Strip Searches--What's Next?, Daniel R. Karon, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 8 Beyond Peleliu by Peter D. Baird, Jacob A. Stein, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 59 Jury Trials: Still the Future, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 1

Civility The Benefits of Mindfulness for Litigators, Jan L. Jacobowitz, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 27 Why Professional Courtesy Advances Your Client's Cause, Andra Barmash Greene, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 28

Class Actions Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

Starting a Litigation Boutique, Elizabeth A. Starrs, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 11 How to Be a Great Law Clerk, David J. Richman, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 16 Old Dogs and New Tricks for Direct Examination, Dennis P. Rawlinson, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 47 Where Have All the Trials Gone?, Scott J. Atlas, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 1 Reflections on Training Law Students to Be Trial Lawyers, Robert M. Krivoshey, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 24 Stand Up and Be Counted, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 1 Final Preparation Mode, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 57 Class Actions: A Time for Change, Barry F. McNeil, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 1 Unclassy Class Action, The, Milton I. Shadur, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 3 Lawyers' Admissions, Alan Mansfield, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 39 Removal, James T. Fousekis and James F. Brelsford, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 39 Passionate Pleadings, Hilton E. Howell, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 41 Organizing the Big Firm Litigation Department, Peter J. Mone, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 27 Settlement of Civil Cases: A View from the Bench, Eugene F. Lynch, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 8 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 1 Are Jurors People?, Whitney North Seymour Jr., Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 3

Clients Magna Carta, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 59 Are Regulatory Findings Admissible Evidence?, Gilbert S. Keteltas and Joanne Lichtman, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 39

Ardeatine Caves, The, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 59 Using Presumptions to Tip the Balance for Injunctive Relief, Bradford E. Dempsey, Nancy L. Dempsey, and Kirstin L. Stoll-DeBell, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 15

Spies, Lies and a Witness to Analyze, Thomas Paul Gorman, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 53 "Just a Brief Writer"?, Nancy Winkelman, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 50 James Wilson: A Lost American Founder, Robert Aitken, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 61 Contingency Fees: Weigh the Odds, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 26


Guarding the Gate: Expert Evidence Admissibility, Cynthia H. Cwik, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 6 To Be or Not to Be: Dealing with the Dubious Client, Don H. Reuben, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 45 Hitting a Home Run, David M. Giles, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 22 Phone Call, The, Lawrence J. Fox, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 8 Judging the Judges, Jacqueline R. Griffin, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 5 Defending Against Punitives, Stephen G. Good, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 29 Deflating Damage Experts, Robert J. Gross and Jonathan M. Stern, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 33 Securities Arbitration, Robert H. Logan and Stephen Young, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 38 Remedying Sexual Harassment, Michael B. Reuben and Isaac M. Zucker, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 43 Colonel Starbottle for the Plaintiff, Francis Bret Harte, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 76 Civility, David C. Weiner, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 1 What to Do When the Judge Intrudes, David S. Frankel, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 43 Forgotten Rule, The, Mark A. Cymrot, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 6 Injunctions in the Nineties, Janet Napolitano, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 23 Rhetoric in Closing Argument, Daniel P. Levitt, Winter 1991 (17:2), p. 17 Blind Cross-Examination, David H. Berg, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 12 Victory Abroad: A Guide to Foreign Discovery, Robert F. Brodegaard, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 27 Appellate Fact Finding--and Other Atrocities, Gerard L. Goettel, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 7 Ba Theory of Persuasive Writing, The, Miriam Kass, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 47 Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 57 Trials of Vickie Daniel, The, Jack B. Zimmermann, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 33 Experts in Patent Cases, Roy E. Hofer, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 44 Tell It Short and Plain, John C. Godbold, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 5 Oral Argument in the U.S. Court of Appeals: Can It Be Salvaged?, Bernard B. Segal, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 3 Plotting Basic Strategy in Corporate Litigation, Donald J. Zoeller, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 13

Closing Arguments Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

Trial on Paper, The: Key Considerations for Determining Whether to File a Summary Judgment Motion, Michele L. Maryott, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 36

Exodus, the Trial, Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 59 Qui Tam Litigation, Robin Page West, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 21 Showing Your Cards: Litigating in a Mandatory Disclosure Jurisdiction, Janet Napolitano, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 26

Making the Grand Jury Work, Peter F. Vaira, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 12 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 53 Trying a Case to a Jury, Newell Edenfield, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 5 Rule 34: Controlling the Paper Avalanche, Michael A. Pope, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 28 Confidential Sources and Defamation Litigation, Mary R. Craig and Theodore Sherbow, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 25

First Amendment Jury Trials, James J. Brosnahan, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 28 Rhetorical Question and Other Forensic Speculations, The, Jacob A. Stein, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 22

Collateral Estoppel Organizing a Plaintiff's Personal Injury and Wrongful Death Law Office, Philip H. Corboy and Robert A. Clifford, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 19

Collecting Judgements Opening Statement, Joan M. Hall, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 1

Collecting Judgments Why Courts Don't Work, Roy E. Hofer, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 61 Deposition Traps and Tactics, Thomas J. McNamara and Paul T. Sorensen, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 48

Communication Bizarre Case, The, Jean Edward Smith, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 72 Spies, Lies and a Witness to Analyze, Thomas Paul Gorman, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 53 Deposing Corporations and Other Fictive Persons: Some Thoughts on Rule 30(b)(6), Sidney I. Schenkier, Winter 2003 (29:2), p. 20

Hyde and Seek: The Government's Perspective, James K. Robinson, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 23


Expert Problems, Michael J. Wagner, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 35

Complex Litigation Who's That Crack-Shot Trouser Thief?, Thomas R. Julin and D. Patricia Wallace, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 49

Rehearing Motions: The Switch of Minds That Saved The Times, David M. Giles and Bruce Brown, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 48

Felix Frankfurter Problem, The: Cross-Examining a Former Judge, Daniel T. Roach, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 23

Revolution in Federal Civil Jury Selection, The, A. Wallace Tashima, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 5 Trial Lawyer as Client, The, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 12 Winning Without Precedent: Kelley v. R.G. Industries, Howard L. Siegel, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 32 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 49 An American Tragedy, Theodore Dreiser, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 64 Body, Soul, and Public Interest, Stephen L. Kass, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 41 All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 2 Interview with Louis Nizer Part I, Bart Schwartz, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 31 Personal Jurisdiction: Leave Time for Trouble, David D. Siegal, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 39 Check-the-Box Pleadings, Mark A. Neubauer, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 28 Theory of the Case, The, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 51 Grand Jury, The: An Overview, James M. Kramon, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 8 Grand Jury Bypass--Self-Mutilation by the I.R.S., The, Richard C. Schwartz and Sheldon M. Sisson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 29

Managing Information in the Big Case: Time for a Cooperative Experiment, Arthur R. Miller, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 8

Supreme Court Advocacy: Random Thoughts in a Day of Time Restrictions, E. Barrett Prettyman Jr., Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 16

Case of the 'Mad' Peer, The, Julius J. Marke, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 37 Rebuttal: Corporate Clients: Entitled to Privilege, Lee N. Abrams, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 39


Cutting Discovery Costs Through Interrogatories and Document Requests, Robert Ehrenbard, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 17

Conducting the Oral Deposition, Stuart A. Summit, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 22

Confidentiality So You Want to Be a Rainmaker, Sara Holtz, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 29 Twenty Years of Change: Complex Cases Squeeze Out Advocacy, Paul J. Bschorr, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 16 Uncharged Misconduct, Edward J. Imwinkelried, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 25

Conflict of Interest Judges, Junkets, and Seminars, Abner J. Mikva, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 3 Conflicts of Interest in Large Law Firms, Leonard A. Busby and Howard J. Bashman, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. Conflicting Roles of Lawyer as Director, The, Robert P. Cummins and Megyn M. Kelly, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 48

Dogs, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 51 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 53 Why Can't Lawyers Write?, Christopher T. Lutz, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 26 Erosion of Poor People's Advocacy, The, Donald R. Lundberg, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 3 Ploys, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 47 Choosing an Arbitration Panel, Herbert F. Roth, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 13 Settling with the Bankruptcy Trustee: More or Less Litigation?, Michael L. Cook and Marcia L. Goldstein, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 19

Plea Bargaining in the Free Enterprise System, Louis M. Natali Jr., Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 27 A Standing, Environmental, and Long-Term Economic Interest, James T.B. Tripp, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 34

Congressional Investigations Representing Notorious Clients, Leonard Boudin, Stanley Fleishman, Richard Hibey, and Dennis Riordan, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 8

Conspiracy Perry Mason Trap, The, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 49 Thinking About Class Actions, Christopher T. Lutz, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 23


Stress and the Trial Lawyer, Isaiah M. Zimmerman, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 37

Constitutional Law A Conservative by Any Other Name, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 57 System That Works, A, John T. Curtin Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 3 Starting on the Right Foot: Effective Opening Statements, Mark L.D. Wawro, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 10 O'Dea Case, The, Frank J. Mackin, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 41 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 1 Bar Programs--Other Ways to Resolve Disputes, David M. Ebel, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 25

Contracts Challenges for the Federal Judiciary, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 1 Turning the Microscope Back on Forensic Scientists, Scott Bales, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 51 How Today's Litigator Uses Computers, Robert S. Arthur and Richard R. Rydberg, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 40

Corporate Law Professional Courtesy, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 55 Rethinking Corporate Criminal Liability, Gregory L. Diskant, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 5 Representing the Media at Trial, Richard M. Goehler, Joseph A. Tomain, and Amanda G. Main, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 30

Focus of Judgement, The: Who's on Trial?, James W. McElhaney, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 49 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 51 Guarding the Gate: Expert Evidence Admissibility, Cynthia H. Cwik, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 6 Implied Causes of Action, Lewis A. Kaplan, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 33 Experts in Trademark Cases, Jerome Gilson, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 40 Opening Statement, Asa Rountree, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 1 Case Against Jury Trial in Complex Civil Litigation, The, Daniel H. Margolis and Evan M. Slavitt, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 19

Expert Testimony in Legal Malpractice Actions, H. Paul Breslin and Joseph P. McMonigle, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 30


Opening Statement, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 1 Law Firm Training Programs: Avoiding Trial and Error, Abraham P. Ordover, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 16 Settlement of Civil Cases: A View from the Bench, Eugene F. Lynch, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 8 Settling with the Bankruptcy Trustee: More or Less Litigation?, Michael L. Cook and Marcia L. Goldstein, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 19

Selecting and Preparing the Expert Witness, John W. Castles III, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 28 Punitive Damages: Bonanza or Disaster?, Grant P. DuBois, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 35 Oral Argument in the U.S. Court of Appeals: Can It Be Salvaged?, Bernard B. Segal, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 3

Corporate responsibility Understanding Foreign States' Mandatory Corporation Social Responsibility Reporting, Mikhail Reider- Gordon, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 61

Counterclaims Videotape Surveillance in Civil Cases, Paul C. Ney Jr., Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 11

Courtroom Image Big Numbers, D. Mitchell McFarland, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 42 Making Experts Matter, Harlan H. Levy, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 24 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 63 Prerecorded Trials, Ann B. Maschari and James L. McCrystal, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 32

Courtroom Management Inside Scoop, The, Stanley Sporkin, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 3 Uncommon Law: The Trial of Otiorhynchus Sulcatus, Cristina Pelayo, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 59 Witness Preparation Conflicts, James M. Altman, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 38 Lawyer on a Jury, A, Robert S. Venning, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 47 In Pursuit of the Elusive TRO, Jack L.B. Gohn and Michael D. Oliver, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 25 Disqualifying Agency Decision Makers, Richard A. Allen, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 15 No-Fault Concepts and Products Liability Litigation, Norman S. Carr, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 21

Courts Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

State Courts and the Transformation to Virtual Courts, Jeff Aresty, Daniel Rainey, and James Cormie, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 50

When Judges Want to Get in the Game: Lessons from Another Court, Martin J. Siegel, Winter 2009 (35:2), p. 12

Conducting a Winning Deposition and Many, Many Thanks, Ronald Jay Cohen, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 1 Thomas Erskine: Lawyer for the Ages, William Pannill, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 53 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 73 Power of Myth, The: Justice, Signs, and Symbols in the Criminal Trial, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 25

Moll Flanders, Daniel Defoe, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 76 Disqualifying Agency Decision Makers, Richard A. Allen, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 15 Discovery Made Simpler (and Cheaper), Shalom L. Kohn, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 3 Unfair Competition from Your Ex-Employees, John M. Schwartz, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 24 Contingency Fees: The Individual's Key to the Courthouse Door, Philip H. Corboy, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 27

Criminal Law and Procedure Anatomy of an Attempted Army Murder, Fred L. Borch, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 8 Enabling Legislation: How the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 Amended Ten Years of Supreme Court Precedent, Hillary Coustan and Robert W. Gettleman, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 34

Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 67 Inciting Incident, The, Steven Lubet, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 57 Getting the Truth from Adverse Witnesses, William Alsup, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 17 Lessons Discovered Along the Way, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 3 Secrets of Superstar Associates, The, Tom Hentoff, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 24 Better Discovery Through Document Management, Lisa C. Wood, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 43 Judge Is a Verb As Well As a Noun, Bill R. Wilson, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 3 Courtroom Lawyer's Guide to Arbitration, A, Lawrence R. Mills and Thomas J. Brewer, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 42

"Just a Brief Writer"?, Nancy Winkelman, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 50


James Wilson: A Lost American Founder, Robert Aitken, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 61 Litigation Traps, James W. McElhaney, Fall 2002 (29:1), p. 61 Expert Approaches, Gregory P. Joseph, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 20 Case against General Augusto Pinochet, The, Laura McHale, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 49 Three Gates to Justice, Jack B. Weinstein, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 3 Confessions of Nat Turner, The, William Styron, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 72 Good Old Days, The?, H. Thomas Wells, Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 1 Language of the Law, The, J. Gordon Forester Jr., Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 41 Forum non Conveniens: You Can Get There from Here, Craig C. Reilly, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 36 Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 Judge's Mailbox, A, Barry G. Silverman, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 43 Women as Rainmakers, Louise A. LaMothe, Jean Maclean Snyder and Robin Page West, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 29

Ghostwriters in the Courts, Cornelius J. Moynihan Jr., Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 37 Impact, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 41 Pro Se Pro Bono, Richard Neely, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 3 Charts, Graphs, and Mini-Summations, Stuart J. Baskin, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 21 Legal Malpractice: Plaintiff's Strategies, Paul D. Rheingold, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 13 Why Can't Lawyers Write?, Christopher T. Lutz, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 26 Mistakes, Arthur H. Aufses III, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 39 Cross-Examining the Accomplice Witness, Stacey J. Moritz and Marcy Ressler Harris, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 31

Removal, James T. Fousekis and James F. Brelsford, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 39 Business Warfare over Trade Secrets, Roy E. Hofer, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 8 Former Employees as Witnesses, Kennedy P. Richardson, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 35 Judges I Have Known, Weyman I. Lundquist, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 34 Do We Need Trial Specialists?, Sheila J. Carpenter and Francis M. Gregory Jr., Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 3


Crime on Camera, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 24 Accounting Experts: The Care and Feeding of a Valuable Resource, Lawrence H. Fox and Samuel P. Gunther, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 33

Trial Lawyer or Litigator, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 3 Rebuttal: In Praise of Jury Trials, Ned Good, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 51 Inside the Jury Room, Art Buchwald, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 44 A Review of Perjury, Thomas F. Campion, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 22 Countersuit, The, A. Robert Singer and Wayne B. Giampietro, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 18 Expert Testimony in Legal Malpractice Actions, H. Paul Breslin and Joseph P. McMonigle, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 30

Settling with the Bankruptcy Trustee: More or Less Litigation?, Michael L. Cook and Marcia L. Goldstein, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 19

Basic Values and Techniques of Persuasion, Craig Spangenberg, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 13 Persuading to Acquit: A Dialogue, Irving Younger, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 28 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 45 Vital Role of the Jury, The, Charles B. Renfrew, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 5 In Defense of the Adversary System, Ralph J. Temple, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 43 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 1 Oral Argument in the U.S. Court of Appeals: Can It Be Salvaged?, Bernard B. Segal, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 3 Introduction to the Federal Rules of Evidence, An, Margaret A. Berger, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 8 Invoking and Applying Rules of Evidence, Philip W. Tone, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 11 Rule 609: Impeachment with Prior Convictions, Phil Burleson, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 14 Business Records Exception, The: Something Less Than Revolutionary, Frank T. Read, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 25

Impeaching Jury Verdicts, Ronald L. Carlson, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 31

Cross-Examination Persuading Yourself You Can Win, Gerry Spence, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 14 Partnership Lost, Jacob A. Stein and Michael D. Billok, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 33


Secretary Speaks, A, Mark Herrmann and Laura Bozzelli, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 50 Strategies for Handling a Hostile Judge, Judith S. Stainbrook, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 49 Exposing Litigants Who Fabricate Evidence, Frank J. Mastro, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 22 Section 1927 Sanctions and the Split Among the Circuits, James F. Holderman, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 44 Receiverships and Other Shark Tales, Dana J. Lesemann and Peter B. Zlotnick, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 48 Child-Witness Examination, Colin H. Murray, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 16 Demonstrative Exhibits on a Budget, Alan B. Parker, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 22 Prosecuting and Defending Popular Public Figures, Dan Small, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 26 Chance by Choice: Looking Back on 50 Years of Litigation, Richard E. Moot, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 14 Lawyer's Letter to His Daughter, A, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 1 Setting Up Your Appeal, Franklin A. Nachman, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 39 Elsinore Appeal, The: People v. Hamlet, The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 76

Oral Argument: The Continuing Conversation, Talbot D'Alemberte, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 12 Difficult People and Other Walk-ins, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 42 Choosing Your Weapons: Art of Expert Cross-Examination, The, Walter R. Lancaster, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 46

Seizing the Media Moment, Robert W. Tarun, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 24 Interlocutory Orders: Getting It Right the Second Time, Craig C. Reilly, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 43 Take Care of Each Other, Lawrence J. Fox, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 1 Twenty Years of Litigation, Mitchell F. Dolin and Robert N. Sayler, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 6 More Public Access to Discovery Documents?, John S. Kierman and Shlomo Huttler, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. Ghostwriters in the Courts, Cornelius J. Moynihan Jr., Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 37 Dozen Stops on the Grand Jury Road, A, Vincent J. Connelly and Stuart E. Abrams, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 39

Destruction of Evidence, Lawrence B. Solum and Stephen J. Marzen, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 11 Choosing and Using an Investigator, Susan Giller, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 35


Advance Sheet, Michael B. Reuben, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 53 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 51 Collecting a Judgment, James J. Brown, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 31 Strategic Discovery, Edna R. Sussman, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 37 Planning Fees Fights, Christopher T. Lutz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 41 Down-Time: A Fable, Douglas E. Winter, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 48 Speaking Objections, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 39 Conflicts, Robert P. Lawry, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 41 Attorney Fee Awards for Pro Bono Lawyers, Nan Aaron, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 28 Grand Jury Goes on Trial, The, Benjamin R. Civiletti and Paul R. Walsh, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 37

Damages From the Bench, Morton Denlow, Winter 2011 (37:3), p. 3 Alarms Still Sound to Preserve Attorney-Client Privilege, Kim J. Askew, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 1 Amici Curiae: Friends of the Court or Nuisances?, Andrew Frey, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 5 Challenges for the Federal Judiciary, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 1 Oral Argument in the District Court, J. Thomas Greene, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 3 Mega-Case Marathon, The, James W. Quinn, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 16 Defending the Dead-Bang Loser, C. Barry Montgomery, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 21 Lessons from Winning--and Losing, Howard D. Scher, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 25 Barristers and Trial Lawyers: A Comparative Search for Efficient Justice, David R. Strawbridge, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 30

Much Ado About Nothing? Preparing to Face Videocameras in the Courtroom, Jane E. Kirtley, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 35

Lawyer's Bookshelf, The: Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Court, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 53

Getting Wise About Resume Lies, Marcy Ressler Harris, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 21 Reading Other People's Mail, Michael L. Brody, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 27


Defending Damages in Death Actions, Jonathan M. Stern, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 45 Winning Punitive Damages, Geoffrey P. Jarpe, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 36 Battling for Big Bucks, Robert A. Clifford and Kevin P. Durkin, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 22 Adieu Voir Dire: The Jury Questionnaire, Matthew L. Larrabee and Linda Drucker, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 37 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 51 Representing a Grand Jury Witness, William L. Osterhoudt, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 6 Defending the Multi-Party Civil Conspiracy Case, W. Donald McSweeney and Michael L. Brody, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 8

Trial Tactics, Joe H. Reynolds, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 14 Bar Programs--Other Ways to Resolve Disputes, David M. Ebel, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 25 Using the Freedom of Information Act, Ronald L. Plesser, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 35

Death Penalty Cases Dr. Thorne, Anthony Trollope, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 72 Lessons Discovered Along the Way, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 3 Courthouse, The, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 53 Life and Death of George Wythe, The: "I Am Murdered", Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 53

Truth About Lying, The, Craig C. Reilly, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 40 Bacon's Essays, William Pannill, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 59 You Better Shop Around: Appellate Forum Shopping, Edward M. Mullins and Rima Y. Mullins, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 32

Death Is Not Worth It, Rudolph J. Gerber, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 3 Hatred Wins, Richard M. Kerger, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 3 Choosing the Death Penalty, Charles J. Hynes, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 25 Settlement Strategies for Trial Judges, Robert C. Zampano, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 3

Defamation Videotape on Trial, Ellen J. Miller, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 27


Lecture, The, Robert Traver, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 39

Defense Bushell's Case, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 49 How to Be a Great Law Clerk, David J. Richman, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 16 Have a Plan in Litigation, Brad D. Brian, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 1 Old Dogs and New Tricks for Direct Examination, Dennis P. Rawlinson, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 47 Churchill's Prewar Speeches, William Pannill, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 53 Expert Approaches, Gregory P. Joseph, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 20 Effective Objections, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 53 Mega-Case Marathon, The, James W. Quinn, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 16 Ox-Bow Incident, The, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 76 Women as Rainmakers, Louise A. LaMothe, Jean Maclean Snyder and Robin Page West, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 29

Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 45 No- Fault: Changing Concepts, Charles T. Hvass Jr., Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 3

Demonstrative Evidence Order on the Border, Robert W. Gettleman and Jenna L, Klatell, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 8 No, They Really Don't Like Us, Kenneth P. Nolan, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 50 Difficult People and Other Walk-ins, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 42 Third Lawyer, The, Margaret Mahoney, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 3 Coordinating Complex Discovery, Irwin J. Sugarman, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 41 Ethics That Bite: Lawyers' Liability to Third Parties, Stephen Gillers, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 8 Successful Techniques for Civil Trials, James W. Jeans Sr., Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 48 Preserving the Privilege, Samuel R. Miller, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 20

Depositions New Lawyer Prepares for and Defends His First Deposition, A, James E. Stewart, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 20


Overcoming Judicial Bias, Stan Perry, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 28 Magna Carta, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 59 Delta Justice: The Trappers War and the Caernarvon Crevasee, Patrick O'Hara, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 57 Judging Credibility, John L. Kane Jr., Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 31 Dirty Little Secrets of Expert Testimony, Robert J. Shaughnessy, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 47 Beyond the Moral Archetype, Kim J. Askew, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 1 Lawyer Behavior for Survival and Elegance, Tom Galbraith, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 8 History of England from the Accession of James the Second, The, Lord Macaulay, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 72

All the World's a Stage, Cathy R. Silak, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 3 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 59 White Ritual & Black Magic: Playing the Race Card, Jason M. Murray, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 13 Proud of Who We Are, Proud of What We Do, Dennis J. Drasco, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 1 Evidence Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 67 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 69 Mentoring Through Storytelling, Stephen A. Madva, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 38 May It Please the Court, Christine Hogan, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 8 Looking Forward to the Past, Ronald Jay Cohen, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 1 Lawyer's Letter to His Daughter, A, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 1 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 63 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 63 To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43 Milligan Aftermath, The: A Celebrity Civil Rights Case, Allen Sharp, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 53 Strategies in Expert Depositions, Peter L. Winik, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 14 Discovery Plan, The, Jonathan M. Stern, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 34 Taking Depositions That Stick, Steven C. Day, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 8


Using and Utilizing Depositions, Christopher T. Lutz, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 22 Depositions Under the New Federal Rules, Gerson A. Zweifach, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 6 Criminal Discovery: Leveling the Playing Field, Jeffrey E. Stone and Corey B. Rubenstein, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 45

Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 How Jurors Respond to Complex Commercial Cases, Terry Lunsford, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 50 1992 All-Angus Rules, The, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 19 Enduring a Congressional Investigation, James F. Fitzpatrick, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 16 Fighting City Hall, Andrew W. Lester, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 37 Preserving and Assembling the Record for Appeal: Getting Through the Mine Field, James F. Hewitt, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 8

Memories, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 51 Litigating an Insurer's Bad Faith, Raphael Cotkin, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 39 Crossing the Star, Scott Turow, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 40 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 49 Opening Statement, John R. Tomlinson, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 1 Judging the Jury, Irving Younger, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 55 Business Bankruptcy: Survival in a Turkish Bazaar, Stephanie Wickouski, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 38 All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 2 Jury Research: Spotting Jurors Who Can Hurt, Farrald G. Belote, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 17 Voir Dire: The View from the Jury Box, Robert F. Hanley, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 21 Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 Scientific Interrogation, Henry B. Rothblatt, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 48 Clear Openings in the Business Case, Charles J. Faruki, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 29 State Judges Deserve Better, Ralph Adam Fine, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 7 Stock Phrases, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 49 Courts in Crisis, Rose Elizabeth Bird, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 5


Credibility of the Lawyer, The, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 53 FTC Settlement Procedures, Robert L. Wald, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 8 Springing Grand Jury Secrets, Carolyn B. Lamm, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 25 Book on Trial, A, William F.X. Geoghan Jr., Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 41

Derivative Litigation CLAD: Delaware's Paperless Docket, Robert J. Katzenstein, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 37 Staying Clean, Donald H. Beskind and David S. Rudolf, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 20

Direct Examination Fast-Forward from 1938, Lorna G. Schofield, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 1 Wrestling With the Judge Who Wants You to Settle, Campbell Killefer, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 17 Litigating History, Barry Richard, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 8 Handling a Plaintiff's Sexual Harassment Case, Paul Strauss, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 35 Art of Leading, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 55 Mapplethorpe Obscenity Trial, The, Marc Mezibov, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 12 White Collar Pretrial Motions, Ralph A. Jacobs, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 17 Choosing and Using an Investigator, Susan Giller, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 35 Declining Faith in the Adversary System, The, Judith Resnik, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 3 Abraham Lincoln, Esq., Irving Younger, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 37 'Negligence' in Discovery: No Paper Tiger, Walter Barthold, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 39

Discovery Response to "Fixing Discovery: The Judge's Job", Steven J. Miller, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 7 Fixing Discovery: The Judge's Job, James G. Carr, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 6 Top Ten Tax Tenets for Trial Lawyers, Robert W. Wood, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 38 Beyond the Moral Archetype, Kim J. Askew, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 1 Us, Not Them, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 57 Face Time Before a Jury, Alan K. Cotler, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 8


Associating with the "Enemy": Defending the Rights of Muslims in Post-9/11 America, Matthew H. Simmons, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 31

Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Judicial Independence, William H. Rehnquist, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 4 Trials and Cases of the 20th Century in America, Alan M. Dershowitz, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 8 If I Were King, Lawrence J. Fox, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 15 Mother of All Battles, The: The Quest for Asbestos Insurance Coverage, Robert N. Sayler and William Skinner, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 45

Forsyte Saga, The, John Galsworthy, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 64 Trial Lawyer, The, David H. Berg, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 6 Turning the Microscope Back on Forensic Scientists, Scott Bales, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 51 Good Deposition Questions, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 61 Confessions of Nat Turner, The, William Styron, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 72 This Is What I'm Thinking: A Dialogue between Partner and Associate . . . From the Partner, Mark Herrmann, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 8

Talking Green, Showing Red--Why Most Deposition Preparation Fails, And What to Do About It, David M. Malone, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 27

Mediation: An Old Dog with Some New Tricks, David M. Stern, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 31 Economics and Litigation: View from the Inside Looking Out, Randy L. Decker, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 36 Language of the Law, The, J. Gordon Forester Jr., Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 41 To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43 Final Preparation Mode, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 57 Blue and Gray as One, The: Holmes and White on the Supreme Court, Paul R. Baier, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 76

Discovery Plan, The, Jonathan M. Stern, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 34 Stranger in a Strange Land: Discovery Abroad, Mark R. Anderson, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 41 Nonparty Discovery, Scott M. Berman, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 28 Victory is in the Documents, Elliot G. Sagor, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 36


Criminal Discovery: Leveling the Playing Field, Jeffrey E. Stone and Corey B. Rubenstein, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 45

Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 Real Purpose of Cross-Examination, The, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 53 Jurisdictional Pitfalls of Settlement, The, Adrian N. Roe, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 31 Trial Lawyer as Client, The, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 12 Nine Secrets for Living with Judges, J. P. Vero, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 18 Juror Misconduct, Lillian B. Hardwick, Winter 1991 (17:2), p. 35 Cross-Examination: ENDGAME, Steven Lubet, Winter 1991 (17:2), p. 40 Trial by Administrative Ambush, Benjamine Reid and Paul L. Nettleton, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 16 Constructive Cross-Examination, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 49 CAPSTAR and The Kid: Impeaching with a Prior Statement, Robert H. Howerton, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 21 Cross-Examining the Accomplice Witness, Stacey J. Moritz and Marcy Ressler Harris, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 31

Impeachment by Omission, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 45 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 49 An American Tragedy, Theodore Dreiser, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 64 Opening Statement, John R. Tomlinson, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 1 Product Liability: The Great Question and Answer Search, Patrick W. Lee, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 17 All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 2 Jury Research: Spotting Jurors Who Can Hurt, Farrald G. Belote, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 17 Voir Dire: The View from the Jury Box, Robert F. Hanley, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 21 Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 Appointed Counsel, James W. Jeans Sr., Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 53 Mapping the Labyrinth of Sellers' Damages, Roy Ryden Anderson, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 10 Rules of Final Argument, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 45 Transient Art, A, George J. Koelzer, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 49


Cameras in the Courtroom, Talbot D'Alemberte, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 20 Obtaining Damages for Constitutional Torts, William S. Greenberg, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 18 Campaigns on the Air: Political Broadcast Litigation, Arnold P. Lutzker, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 36 Special Aspects of Litigating White-Collar Criminal Cases, Otto G. Obermaier, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 12 Few Suggestions for Better Communication with the Jury, A, John F. Grady, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 5 Few Suggestions for Better Communication with the Jury, A, John F. Grady, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 5 What Crisis?, Tom H. Davis and Mike Davis, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 43 Remarkable Trials and Notorious Characters, Captain L. Benson, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 45 Grand Juries and White Collars, Paul Martin Wolff, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 55 Reducing Discovery Costs: The English Perspective, Paul M. Leonard, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 3 Practical Aspects of an IRS Investigation, H. Thomas Coghill, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 18 Representing Witnesses in SEC Formal Investigations, Robert H. Winter, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 24 Discovery in the Federal Administrative Process, John L. McConn Jr., Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 28 Litigating and Settling: SEC Administrative Disciplinary Proceedings, Arthur F. Mathews, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 30

Antitrust and Unfair Competition, Robert S. Venning, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 35 Book on Trial, A, William F.X. Geoghan Jr., Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 41 Dos and Don'ts of Talking to Represented Adversaries, Richard C. Wydick, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 43 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 1 Anatomy of an Automated Lawsuit, Henry Halladay, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 13 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 47 Defending Against Private Antitrust Claims, Andrew C. Hartzell Jr., Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 19 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 47

Discretionary Review In Defense of Jury Nullification, Paul Butler, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 46

Discrimination


Edgar Lee Masters, Illinois Lawyer and Poet Part One: Spoon River Muse, Joseph A. Johnston, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 61

Out of the Darkness, James A. Readey, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 32 Habeus Corpus: The Dilemma of Actual Innocence, Sara Rodriguez and Scott J. Atlas, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 35

Case for Jury Questionnaires, A, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 3 When Lawyers Lie, Elaine E. Bucklo, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 3 Representing Lawyers, Lawrence J. Vilardo and Vincent E. Doyle III, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 8 Trial Lawyer in Search of a Theme, and Other Musings, A, Dennis R. Suplee, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 28 Jury Trials: Still the Future, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 1 Continuing Riddle of the Federal Hearsay Rule, The, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 15 Where Do We Go from Here?, Judah Best, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 1 Avoiding the Big Sleep, David C. Weiner, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 22 Case of the Outraged Lawyer, The, Julius J. Marke, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 37 Professional Obligation to Chase Ambulances, The, Monroe H. Freedman, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 41 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 1 No- Fault: Changing Concepts, Charles T. Hvass Jr., Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 3 Trial Court Unification: Justice and Efficiency, Harold H. Greene, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 5

Disqualification Using Presumptions to Tip the Balance for Injunctive Relief, Bradford E. Dempsey, Nancy L. Dempsey, and Kirstin L. Stoll-DeBell, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 15

Who Are Today's Jurors and How Do You Reach Them?, Sonya Hamlin, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 9 Asking for Extensions, Ellen M. Heller, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 30 Weinstein on the Courts, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 24 Getting Even, Abraham C. Reich and Ronald J. Schaffer, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 30 Last Trial by Battle, The, Julius J. Marke, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 39 Cleveland Exception to the Hearsay Rule, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 41


A Standing, Environmental, and Long-Term Economic Interest, James T.B. Tripp, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 34

Diversity Jurisdiction Litigator's Library, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 51 Frontier Justice: A Lawyer in Alaska, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 43

DNA Evidence Jilting the Judge: How to Make and Survive a Motion to Disqualify, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 48

Judge Is a Verb As Well As a Noun, Bill R. Wilson, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 3

Due Process Attorneys Help Parents Keep Families Intact Amid Misplaced Child Protection Allegations, Diane L. Redleaf, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 34

Corporate Responsibility: The Lawyer's Role, Brad D. Brian, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 1 Rule 801: More Than a Definition, William E. McDaniels, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 17

Education Law Not-So-Incidental Mentor, The, Jeff Chase, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 22 Jury Trials: Still the Future, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 1

Electronic Discovery The Admissibility of Social Media Evidence, Josh Gilliland, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 20 E-Discovery's "Prime Principle" for the Rule 26(f) Conference, William Hamilton, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 11

Face Time Before a Jury, Alan K. Cotler, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 8 Judicial Independence, William H. Rehnquist, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 4 Law and Politics in East Tennessee: A Legal Fable, Erby L. Jenkins, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 39

Electronic Evidence The Admissibility of Social Media Evidence, Josh Gilliland, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 20 Trying the ABA's Principles for Juries and Jury Trials, James F. Holderman, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 8 In the Interest of Justice: Great Opening and Closing Arguments of the Last 100 Years, William Pannill, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 59


Defending the Church, Patrick J. Schiltz, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 19 Judicial Independence, William H. Rehnquist, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 4 Counsel for the Child, Frank P. Cervone, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 8 Trial of Mamachtaga, The, Hugh Henry Brackenridge, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 47 Qualifying Experts, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 43

Employment and Labor Law Lawyers as Public Servants, Brad D. Brian, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 1 Defending the Dead-Bang Loser, C. Barry Montgomery, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 21 Stand Up and Be Counted, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 1 Economics and Litigation: View from the Inside Looking Out, Randy L. Decker, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 36 Client's Suffering, The, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 44 Avoiding the Big Sleep, David C. Weiner, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 22 Case of the Outraged Lawyer, The, Julius J. Marke, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 37 Professional Obligation to Chase Ambulances, The, Monroe H. Freedman, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 41 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 47 No- Fault: Changing Concepts, Charles T. Hvass Jr., Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 3

Environmental Law Barristers and Trial Lawyers: A Comparative Search for Efficient Justice, David R. Strawbridge, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 30

Y2K Claims Against the Computer Industry: Past as Prologue, Samuel Fifer and Gregory R. Naron, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 22

What Works--Evidence From a Trial Judge's Perspective, Catherine D. Perry, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 3 Objections and Offers: Tell It Again, Sam, Edward D. Ohlbaum, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 8 Managing a Big Case Down to Size, C. Michael Buxton and Michael Glover, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 22 Case Against Jury Trial in Complex Civil Litigation, The, Daniel H. Margolis and Evan M. Slavitt, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 19

Settling Criminal Cases, James Douglas Welch, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 32


Ethics Courage, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 62 Ex Parte Contacts with an Adversary's (Former) Employees, Michael Downey, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 64 Communicating with an Unrepresented Adversary, Michael Downey, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 64 Federal Litigation: A "No-Contact" Sport?, Bruce A. Green, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 10 Be Careful What You Reveal: Model Rule of Professional Conduct 1.6, Edward W. Feldman, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 33

Perils of Sloppy Engagement Agreements, The, Bruce A. Green, Fall 2011 (38:1), p. 7 Enabling Legislation: How the ADA Amendments Act of 2008 Amended Ten Years of Supreme Court Precedent, Hillary Coustan and Robert W. Gettleman, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 34

How to Be a Great Law Clerk, David J. Richman, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 16 Black Cat, The, Edgar Allen Poe, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 72 Fairness, John G. Koeltl, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 3 Surviving a Screwup, Brian Pollock, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 19 Making a Difference: Access to Justice, Judith A. Miller, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 1 Pickwick Papers, The, Charles Dickens, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 68 Pickwick Papers, The, Charles Dickens, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 68 Limits of Privilege in Communications with Experts, The, Sidney I. Schenkier, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 16 Zigzag - The Loss of ther USS Indianapolis, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 51 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 61 Beyond Peleliu by Peter D. Baird, Jacob A. Stein, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 59 History of England from the Accession of James the Second, The, Lord Macaulay, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 72

Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years, Carl Sandburg, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 72 Face Time Before a Jury, Alan K. Cotler, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 8 "Just a Brief Writer"?, Nancy Winkelman, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 50 James Wilson: A Lost American Founder, Robert Aitken, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 61


Hans Frank: Hilter's Lawyer, Robert Aitken, Fall 2002 (29:1), p. 53 Judges, Junkets, and Seminars, Abner J. Mikva, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 3 Credibility, Lance E. Caughfield, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 27 Teaching through Experts: Changing the Obscure to the Obvious, William T. Hangley, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 19

Reel Courtroom Dramas, Donald G. Kempf Jr., Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 25 Laughing Whitefish, Robert Traver, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 72 Hi-Tech Trials, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 71 Requiem for a Brief Writer, Katherine Bryan Jenks and Mark Herrmann, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 44 Persuasive Organization, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 51 Good Old Days, The?, H. Thomas Wells, Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 1 Ethos and the Art of Argument, Ronald J. Waicukauski, JoAnne Epps, and Paul Mark Sandler, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 31

From Saccharin to Breast Implants: Mass Torts, Then and Now, Mark Herrmann, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 50 Bird's-Eye View: Consultant in the Jury Box, Elaine Lewis, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 36 Summary Judgment: "Put Up or Shut Up", Gary W. Garner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 23 Interview with Judge Randolph, An, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 50 Convincing a Federal Court of Appeals, Richard A. Posner, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 3 Stand Firm at the Barricade, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 1 Contours of Professionalism: Guidelines for Conduct, Gregory P. Joseph, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 1 Angus on Jury Selection, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 55 How Can You Lose with the Truth?, Gary L. Stuart, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 14 Fortiorari, A, Lawrence J. Fox, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 1 Avoiding Bar Discipline, Leonard H. Becker, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 13 Avoiding Bar Discipline, Leonard H. Becker, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 13 Clients Everyone Hates, David Goldberger, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 10 Remedying Sexual Harassment, Michael B. Reuben and Isaac M. Zucker, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 43


Preparing for Rule 612, John S. Applegate, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 17 Saving the Law, Richard Neely, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 3 Forgotten Rule, The, Mark A. Cymrot, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 6 Disqualifying the Judge, Edna Selan Epstein, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 23 Victory Abroad: A Guide to Foreign Discovery, Robert F. Brodegaard, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 27 All About Litigation, Miriam Kass, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 2 Concentrating on Cooperation, Charles R. Weiner, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 5 Persuasion and the Opening Statement, Abraham P. Ordover, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 12 Systematic Cross-Examination, William D. Snapp, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 19 Interview with Edward Bennett Williams, Priscilla Anne Schwab, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 28 Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 57 All About Litigation, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 2 Going Through the Motions, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 18 Bankruptcy in Turmoil, Robert C. Maley Jr., Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 33 When to Bring a Racketeering Claim, Stephen Horn, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 33 Opening Statement, Joan M. Hall, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 1 Quick Review of the Federal Rules, A, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 8 Rule 37: Sanctions for Discovery Resistance, David J. Krupp, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 32 Five Year Index, , Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 72 Last Trial by Battle, The, Julius J. Marke, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 39 How Do You Judge the Judges?, Don H. Reuben, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 3 Risk of Non-Persuasion, The: An Irreverent View, John L. Kane Jr., Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 5 Settling with the Bankruptcy Trustee: More or Less Litigation?, Michael L. Cook and Marcia L. Goldstein, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 19

Negotiations in Commercial Cases: Assess--Advise--Advocate, Bartlett A. Jackson and Auban Ann Eisenhardt, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 32

Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 45


A Standing, Environmental, and Long-Term Economic Interest, James T.B. Tripp, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 34 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 1 Making and Meeting Objections, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 43 Restraints on Judicial Conduct, Joseph A. Ball, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 3

Evidence The Admissibility of Social Media Evidence, Josh Gilliland, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 20 Mary Barton, Elizabeth Gaskell, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 72 Memorandum to the President, Judith A. Miller, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 1 Jilting the Judge: How to Make and Survive a Motion to Disqualify, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 48

Aristotle's Methods for Outstanding Oral Arguments, Lawrence D. Rosenberg, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 33 Crisis Does Not Suspend the Constitution, Kim J. Askew, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 1 Our Constitution's Intelligent Design, John E. Jones, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 3 Rolling the Dice in Corporate Fraud Prosecutions, F. Joseph Warin and Peter E. Jaffe, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 12

Crafting a Closing Argument, Linda L. Listrom, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 19 Practical Use and Risky Consequences of Rule 68 Offers of Judgment, Teresa Rider Bult, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 26

Judging Credibility, John L. Kane Jr., Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 31 Dirty Little Secrets of Expert Testimony, Robert J. Shaughnessy, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 47 Murder of Betsy Smith, Anonymous, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 72 Poston-Horn Principles of Wartime Freedom and Security, The, Peter D. Baird, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 12 Now More Than Ever, Robert A. Clifford, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 1 Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Representing Timothy McVeigh, Stephen Jones, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 8 Storytelling: The Anecdotal Antidote, Tom Galbraith, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 17 Focusing: When Less Is More, Joyce S. Meyers, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 6


Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 61 Candide, Voltaire, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 72 Get It Admitted Some Other Way, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 53 Judicial Independence, William H. Rehnquist, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 4 Powerful Witness Preparation, Ronald Jay Cohen, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 1 What to Do When a Judge Makes a Mistake, James B. Zagel, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 3 Home Field Advantage: The Opening Statement That Closes, Brent O.E. Clinkscale, Riche T. McKnight, and Kenneth C. Gibson, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 6

Keeping It Simple in the Court TV Age: Is Less Still Sometimes More?, Robert M. Callagy and Joshua M. Rubins, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 10

Preparing and Conducting an Effective Cross-Examination of an Adverse Witness, Ervin A. Gonzalez, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 19

Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 53 Reply Briefs, , Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 57 Adam Bede, George Eliot, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 72 Trial Lawyer, The, David H. Berg, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 6 Lawyer's Letter to His Daughter, A, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 1 Litigation Training for the Next Century, Thomas A. Mauet and Dominic J. Gianna, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 10

Protecting Client Confidences in the Age of High Technology, David E. Mills and Barry L. Rothberg, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 15

Objections and Offers: Tell It Again, Sam, Edward D. Ohlbaum, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 8 Summary Judgment: "Put Up or Shut Up", Gary W. Garner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 23 Vanport Flood, The: Clark v. United States, Franklin Brummett, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 55 Oral Argument: The Continuing Conversation, Talbot D'Alemberte, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 12 Salutation, A, Noel Fidel, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 3 Difficult People and Other Walk-ins, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 42 Federal Discovery: Crown Jewel or Curse?, Kathleen L. Blaner, Alfred W. Cortese Jr. and Donald H. Green, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 8


Tangled Web: Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet, Gregory A. Castanias and Robert W. Hamilton, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 27

Lost Evidence, Janet G. Abaray, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 20 Appellate Judges: Think Before You Publish, D. Brock Hornby, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 3 Counsel for the Child, Frank P. Cervone, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 8 Avoiding Bar Discipline, Leonard H. Becker, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 13 Age of Corporate Reengineering, The, Robbie E. Monsma and Durham J. Monsma, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 21

Sentencing the Corporation, Edward F. Novak, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 31 Twilight Zone of International Arbitration, The, Curt M. Dombek, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 42 Mini-Trials, Lawrence J. Fox, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 36 Teddy Roosevelt's Libel Trial, Charles A. Palmer, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 55 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 53 Trial Lawyer as Client, The, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 12 Prosecuting Bloodless War Crimes, Walter J. Rockler, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 18 Creative Defenses and Desperate Defenses, Juanita R. Brooks, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 22 Criminal Trials and the Press, Gerald L. Chaleff, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 26 Paris Trout, Pete Dexter, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 64 Mistakes Lawyers Make in Discovery, William W. Schwarzer, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 31 Investigations by Outside Counsel, Jonathan Lang, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 31 Discoverers, The, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 46 Trial by Non-Jury, Leonard B. Sand, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 5 Sea of Dragons Trio, The: Adventures in Immigration Law, Carol Merlin Queensen, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 52

Making Criminals Credible, Nathaniel H. Akerman, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 26 Civil Discovery and the Fifth Amendment, Brian O'Neill, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 32 Short Day with a Criminal Court Judge, A, Jean Maclean Snyder, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 35


Qualifying Experts, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 43 What to Do with Real Evidence, Robert P. Lawry, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 45 Opening Statement, Joan M. Hall, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 1 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 47 Transient Art, A, George J. Koelzer, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 49 Economic Experts in Antitrust Cases, Stephen E. Nagin, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 36 Trial Lawyer or Litigator, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 3 Rebuttal: Lawyers' Abuse, Richard Harris, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 49 Courts in Crisis, Rose Elizabeth Bird, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 5 Discovery Abuse, Maurice Rosenberg, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 8 Role of United States Magistrates, The, Frederic N. Smalkin, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 11 Rule 24: Effective Intervention, Donald Hilliker, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 21 Disqualifying Former Government Lawyers, Benjamin R. Civiletti, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 8 Disqualifying Judges, Evan A. Davis and Alisa F. Levin, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 11 Arguing the Appeal in a Media Case, Floyd Abrams, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 17 Representing Clients in Administrative Adjudicative Proceedings, G. Stephen Pfeiffer, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 12

Springing Grand Jury Secrets, Carolyn B. Lamm, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 25 Grand Jury Bypass--Self-Mutilation by the I.R.S., The, Richard C. Schwartz and Sheldon M. Sisson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 29

Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 49 Litigating in the Bankruptcy Court: Can You Overcome the Home Court Advantage?, Robert L. Howard, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 11

Proving Punitive Damages in Business Tort Litigation, Morton R. Galane, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 24 Lizzie Borden, Bathsheba Spooner, and the Death Penalty, Robert Sullivan, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 33 Who Killed Harry Gleason?, Andrew Hacker, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 26 All About Litigation, Charles H. Wilson, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 2


Ex Parte Communications Out of the Darkness, James A. Readey, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 32 Thinking About an Independent Judiciary, Joan Humphrey Lefkow, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 3 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 61 Stand Firm at the Barricade, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 1 Avoiding Bar Discipline, Leonard H. Becker, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 13

Experts Check Please?, Maria E. Rodriguez, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 9 Partnership Lost, Jacob A. Stein and Michael D. Billok, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 33 Secretary Speaks, A, Mark Herrmann and Laura Bozzelli, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 50 Section 1927 Sanctions and the Split Among the Circuits, James F. Holderman, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 44 Representing the General Counsel, Brian M. Heberlig and Reid H. Weingarten, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 28 Evidence Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 67 Decameron, The, Giovanni Boccaccio, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 76 Poston-Horn Principles of Wartime Freedom and Security, The, Peter D. Baird, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 12 Prosecuting and Defending Popular Public Figures, Dan Small, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 26 On Trial in the Courts of Law and Public Opinion: The Tension Between Legal and Public Relations Advice, Mark Herrmann and Kim Kumiega, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 29

Simple Direct, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 63 Preparing and Conducting an Effective Cross-Examination of an Adverse Witness, Ervin A. Gonzalez, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 19

Trial Lawyer, The, David H. Berg, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 6 Litigation Training for the Next Century, Thomas A. Mauet and Dominic J. Gianna, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 10

Juror Persuasion: New Ideas, New Techniques, G. Marc Whitehead, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 34 Objections and Offers: Tell It Again, Sam, Edward D. Ohlbaum, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 8 Summary Judgment: "Put Up or Shut Up", Gary W. Garner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 23


Oral Argument: The Continuing Conversation, Talbot D'Alemberte, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 12 Strategies in Expert Depositions, Peter L. Winik, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 14 Trial by Jury, W.S. Gilbert and Arthur S. Sullivan, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 68 Appellate Oral Argument, Gary L. Sasso, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 27 Attorney Malpractice: The Defense View, Don W. Fowler, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 23 English Rule from the English Perspective, The, Theodore R. Tetzlaff, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 1 Counsel for Oedipus, Frank O'Connor, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 72 Trial Lawyer as Client, The, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 12 Interview with Morris Dees, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 6 Litigation Economics in the Golden West, Becky N. Klemt, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 35 Partisan Justice: A Brief Revisit, Marvin Frankel, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 43 Moot Courts: Scrimmage for the Appellate Lawyer, Charles G. Cole, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 37 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 51 Product Liability: The Great Question and Answer Search, Patrick W. Lee, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 17 Civil Discovery and the Fifth Amendment, Brian O'Neill, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 32 Disqualifying Lawyers, Robert E. Jordan III, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 3 Documents: Keeping Judge and Jury Awake, Janeen Kerper, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 18 Opening Statement, Asa Rountree, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 1 How to Try a Jury Case: A Judge's View, Patrick E. Higginbotham, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 8 How to Try a Jury Case: A Lawyer's View, Richard "Racehorse" Haynes, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 12 How to Present Complex Economic Evidence to a Jury, John J. Jeffers, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 30 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 1 Some Nuts and Bolts of Appellate Advocacy, Jim R. Carrigan, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 5 Litigating Under the New Bankruptcy Act, Dennis S. Meir, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 8 Special Aspects of Litigating White-Collar Criminal Cases, Otto G. Obermaier, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 12 A Review of Perjury, Thomas F. Campion, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 22


Primer on the Use of Tape-Recorded Evidence, A, Sharon T. Jacobson and Gary S. Jacobson, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 30

Local Pretrial Rules in Federal Courts, Michael A. Kahn, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 34 Pursuing Ex-Employees Who Misappropriate Trade Secrets: Pretrial Considerations, Michael J. Hutter, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 39

Defending Trade Secret Litigation, Joseph D. Zamore, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 44 Plaintiff's Strategy in Trade Secret Litigation, David A. Schaefer, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 48 Organizing a Large U.S. Attorney's Office, Gregory C. Jones, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 34 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 1 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 47 Using the Freedom of Information Act, Ronald L. Plesser, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 35

False Claims Act Wyatt Earp on Trial: How Cross-Examination Really Won the West, Steven Lubet, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 51

Family Law Interview with Judge Hubert L. Will, Jeffrey N. Cole and Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 26 Batture Controversy, The, Albert J. Beveridge, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 39 Juries I Have Known, Alston Jennings, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 3 Psychological Persuasion of the Court, John P. Corderman, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 5

Federal Rules of Civil Procedure Gossiping Agents and the Hearsay Rule, Timothy S. Tomasik, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 23 Instinct for the Capillary, An, Gregory P. Joseph, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 9 Ethical Effective Advocate, The, Thomas M. Reavley, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 3 Rolling the Dice in Corporate Fraud Prosecutions, F. Joseph Warin and Peter E. Jaffe, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 12

Murder of Betsy Smith, Anonymous, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 72 Beyond the Moral Archetype, Kim J. Askew, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 1 Section 1927 Sanctions and the Split Among the Circuits, James F. Holderman, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 44


Talking to the Judge, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 51 Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Trial Lawyer, The, David H. Berg, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 6 Lawyer's Letter to His Daughter, A, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 1 Good Deposition Questions, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 61 Mediation: An Old Dog with Some New Tricks, David M. Stern, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 31 To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43 Discovery Plan, The, Jonathan M. Stern, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 34 Privileges: How to Uncover the Facts, William M. McErlean and Howard L. Teplinsky, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 41

Criminal Discovery: Leveling the Playing Field, Jeffrey E. Stone and Corey B. Rubenstein, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 45

Injunction Rollercoaster, The, Stephen C. Norman and Peter J. Walsh Jr., Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 8 Tigers at the Gates--II, Robert N. Sayler, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 1 Working with Memory, Michael Owen Miller, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 10 Jurisdictional Pitfalls of Settlement, The, Adrian N. Roe, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 31 Making the Most of the Multiparty Defense, John J.E. Markham II, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 6 Twinkie Defense, The, Harold L. Klawans, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 64 Summary Jury Trials with Ceilings and Floors, Barry C. Schneider, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 3 Victory or Truth?, Rudolph J. Gerber, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 3 Opening Statement, John R. Tomlinson, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 1 Product Liability: The Great Question and Answer Search, Patrick W. Lee, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 17 Thou Shalt Not Ignore Arbitration, Marshall H. Tanick, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 34 Pudd'n Head Wilson, Mark Twain, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 72 Expediting Death Cases, Steven L. Winter, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 3 Jury Research: Spotting Jurors Who Can Hurt, Farrald G. Belote, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 17 Joys of a Drone, Katherine B. Jenks, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 16


Defending a White-Collar Case, Gus Newman, Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 46 Procrastination, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 49 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 57 All About Litigation, Elaine E. Bucklo, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 2 Belli Revisited, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 51 Cameras in the Courtroom, Talbot D'Alemberte, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 20 Jury Perceptions on Advocacy: A Case Study, Arthur D. Austin, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 15 Stock Phrases, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 49 Special Aspects of Litigating White-Collar Criminal Cases, Otto G. Obermaier, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 12 Federal Library of Business, The, Robert N. Sayler and Mark Nozette, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 14 Practical Aspects of an IRS Investigation, H. Thomas Coghill, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 18 Representing Witnesses in SEC Formal Investigations, Robert H. Winter, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 24 Discovery in the Federal Administrative Process, John L. McConn Jr., Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 28 Litigating and Settling: SEC Administrative Disciplinary Proceedings, Arthur F. Mathews, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 30

Fallible Expert, The, Sidney P. Gislason, Frank Righeimer and James Boccardo, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 35 Voir Dire, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 37 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 43 Thoughts on Standards for Admission to Practice, John H. Brinsley, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 3 Book on Trial, A, William F.X. Geoghan Jr., Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 41

Federal Rules of Evidence Our Constitution's Intelligent Design, John E. Jones, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 3 Crafting a Closing Argument, Linda L. Listrom, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 19 Murder of Betsy Smith, Anonymous, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 72 Client Expectations: Discovering, Understanding, and Managing Them, Bruce Bikin, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 23

Decameron, The, Giovanni Boccaccio, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 76


Storytelling: The Anecdotal Antidote, Tom Galbraith, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 17 Focusing: When Less Is More, Joyce S. Meyers, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 6 Get It Admitted Some Other Way, James W. McElhaney, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 53 Powerful Witness Preparation, Ronald Jay Cohen, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 1 What to Do When a Judge Makes a Mistake, James B. Zagel, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 3 Preparing and Conducting an Effective Cross-Examination of an Adverse Witness, Ervin A. Gonzalez, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 19

Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 53 Reply Briefs, , Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 57 Adam Bede, George Eliot, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 72 Trial Lawyer, The, David H. Berg, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 6 Salutation, A, Noel Fidel, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 3 Tangled Web: Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet, Gregory A. Castanias and Robert W. Hamilton, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 27

Leave Your Clients at the Door, Lawrence J. Fox, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 1 Twilight Zone of International Arbitration, The, Curt M. Dombek, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 42 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 53 Making the Most of the Multiparty Defense, John J.E. Markham II, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 6 Creative Defenses and Desperate Defenses, Juanita R. Brooks, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 22 Trial by Non-Jury, Leonard B. Sand, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 5 White Collar Crime: The Defendant's Side, Boris Kostelanetz, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 8 Forensic Fables by O, Theobald Mathew, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 56 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 47 Rebuttal: Lawyers' Abuse, Richard Harris, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 49 Disqualifying Lawyers, Robert E. Jordan III, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 3 Rule 24: Effective Intervention, Donald Hilliker, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 21


Litigating in the Bankruptcy Court: Can You Overcome the Home Court Advantage?, Robert L. Howard, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 11

Lizzie Borden, Bathsheba Spooner, and the Death Penalty, Robert Sullivan, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 33

Federal Sentencing Guidelines Corporate Responsibility: The Lawyer's Role, Brad D. Brian, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 1 Representing the Media at Trial, Richard M. Goehler, Joseph A. Tomain, and Amanda G. Main, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 30

Charts, Graphs, and Mini-Summations, Stuart J. Baskin, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 21

Federal Tort Claims Act Neighborhood Justice Centers--An Alternative, Linwood Slayton Jr., Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 28

Fiduciary Duty One Man's Freedom, One Man's Faith, Michael E. Tigar, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 1

Fifth Amendment Life Well Lived, A: An Interview with Justice John Paul Stevens, Jeffrey N. Cole and Elaine E. Bucklo, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 8

Confessions of Nat Turner, The, William Styron, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 72 Twenty Years of Change: Hardball Litigators, Milton I. Shadur, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 21 Rules of Final Argument, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 45 Reducing Discovery Costs: The American Experience, Paul J. Bschorr, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 3

First Amendment First Amendment Caste System, Charles D. Tobin, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 9 Memoirs of a Blogger, Mark Herrmann, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 46 Thoughts on Impeachment, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 65 System That Works, A, John T. Curtin Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 3 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 1 Proof of Lost Profits, Richard J. Phelan, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 23 Lawyer Against Lawyer, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 49


Foreign Judgments How Not to Lose, Leonard M. Niehoff, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 27

Foreign Law Grappling with Liberia's Legal Issues, Virginia M. Kendall, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 5 Transational Crimes Face Repeat Punishment, Andrew S. Boutros, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 43 Limiting Liability for Crimes Committed Abroad, Tyler Hodgson, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 47 Understanding Foreign States' Mandatory Corporation Social Responsibility Reporting, Mikhail Reider- Gordon, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 61

Forensic Evidence Memorandum to the President, Judith A. Miller, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 1 Getting Scientific Evidence Admitted: The Daubert Hearing, Paul F. Eckstein and Samuel A. Thumma, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 21

Forfeitures Litigators and the Press, Stuart W. Gold, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 36

Forums Forum Shopping, Gita F. Rothschild, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 40 Forum non Conveniens: You Can Get There from Here, Craig C. Reilly, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 36 Small Cases, John L. Kane Jr., Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 39 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 49 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 49 Medium v. Tedium: Video Depositions Come of Age, David M. Balabanian, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 25

Fraud How to Borrow a Mediator's Powers, Dwight Golann, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 41 Churchill's Prewar Speeches, William Pannill, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 53

Freedom of Information Act Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Looking Forward to the Past, Ronald Jay Cohen, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 1


Trials and Cases of the 20th Century in America, Alan M. Dershowitz, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 8 If I Were King, Lawrence J. Fox, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 15 To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43 Criminal Discovery: Leveling the Playing Field, Jeffrey E. Stone and Corey B. Rubenstein, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 45

Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 Punitive Damages: Bonanza or Disaster?, Grant P. DuBois, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 35 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 47

Gender Preserving the Independence of the Judiciary, Justice G. Barry Anderson, Winter 2009 (35:2), p. 3 Surviving a Screwup, Brian Pollock, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 19 Kidnapped, Robert Louis Stevenson, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 72 Us, Not Them, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 57 Cautionary Tale of Malpractice in the Computer Age, A, Gilbert Greenman, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 39 Where Do We Go from Here?, Judah Best, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 1

Government Better Living Through Judicial Notice, Paul J. Kiernan, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 42 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 61 Corporate Responsibility: The Lawyer's Role, Brad D. Brian, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 1 Lawyers as Public Servants, Brad D. Brian, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 1 Life and Death of George Wythe, The: "I Am Murdered", Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 53

Signed, Sealed, but Not Delivered: John Marshall v. Thomas Jefferson, The Marbury Case, Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 57

Trials and Cases of the 20th Century in America, Alan M. Dershowitz, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 8 Court-Appointed Experts and Technical Advisors, Jane F. Thorpe, Alvina M. Oelhafen, and Michael B. Arnold, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 31

To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43


Forum non Conveniens: You Can Get There from Here, Craig C. Reilly, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 36 Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 Injunction Rollercoaster, The, Stephen C. Norman and Peter J. Walsh Jr., Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 8 How to Appeal to an Appellate Judge, Leonard I. Garth, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 20 Twenty Years of Change: "Reform" and Constitutional Change, Philip H. Corboy, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 22 Verdict Strategy, Frank Cicero, Jr. and Roger L. Taylor, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 41 Dozen Ways to Anger a Judge, A, Richard B. Klein, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 5 Litigators and the Press, Stuart W. Gold, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 36 Ten Ways to Torpedo a Settlement Conference, Harry L. Hupp, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 7 Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 Removal, James T. Fousekis and James F. Brelsford, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 39 How to Present Complex Economic Evidence to a Jury, John J. Jeffers, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 30 Last Trial by Battle, The, Julius J. Marke, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 39 Rebuttal: Products Liability Crisis: Fact or Fantasy?, Jon G. Carlson, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 51 Rule 801: More Than a Definition, William E. McDaniels, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 17

Government Interference Better Living Through Judicial Notice, Paul J. Kiernan, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 42

Grand Jury Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 57 Forum non Conveniens: You Can Get There from Here, Craig C. Reilly, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 36 What Do You Do When Your Client Lies?, William M. McErlean, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 8 Legal Malpractice: Plaintiff's Strategies, Paul D. Rheingold, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 13 Why Can't Lawyers Write?, Christopher T. Lutz, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 26 Mistakes, Arthur H. Aufses III, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 39


Accounting Experts: The Care and Feeding of a Valuable Resource, Lawrence H. Fox and Samuel P. Gunther, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 33

In Defense of the Adversary System, Ralph J. Temple, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 43 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 1 Oral Argument in the U.S. Court of Appeals: Can It Be Salvaged?, Bernard B. Segal, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 3 Rule 609: Impeachment with Prior Convictions, Phil Burleson, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 14 Rule 801: More Than a Definition, William E. McDaniels, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 17 Business Records Exception, The: Something Less Than Revolutionary, Frank T. Read, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 25

Impeaching Jury Verdicts, Ronald L. Carlson, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 31

Habeas Corpus Dr. Thorne, Anthony Trollope, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 72 Corporate Responsibility: The Lawyer's Role, Brad D. Brian, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 1 Life and Death of George Wythe, The: "I Am Murdered", Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 53

Some Reminders to Myself in Approaching the Big Case, Sam C. Pointer Jr., Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 5

Hearsay Gossiping Agents and the Hearsay Rule, Timothy S. Tomasik, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 23 Aristotle's Methods for Outstanding Oral Arguments, Lawrence D. Rosenberg, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 33 Focusing: When Less Is More, Joyce S. Meyers, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 6 Powerful Witness Preparation, Ronald Jay Cohen, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 1 What to Do When a Judge Makes a Mistake, James B. Zagel, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 3 Home Field Advantage: The Opening Statement That Closes, Brent O.E. Clinkscale, Riche T. McKnight, and Kenneth C. Gibson, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 6

Federal Discovery: Crown Jewel or Curse?, Kathleen L. Blaner, Alfred W. Cortese Jr. and Donald H. Green, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 8

Spa Fields Conspiracy, The, Mark L.D. Wawro, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 41 Trial Lawyer as Client, The, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 12


Mistakes Lawyers Make in Discovery, William W. Schwarzer, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 31 Discoverers, The, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 46 Making Criminals Credible, Nathaniel H. Akerman, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 26 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 47 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 47 Rule 24: Effective Intervention, Donald Hilliker, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 21 Litigating in the Bankruptcy Court: Can You Overcome the Home Court Advantage?, Robert L. Howard, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 11

High-Profile Cases Rules of Law, The: Still the Cornerstone, Kim J. Askew, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 1 Judge on the Jury, A, Larry M. Boyle, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 3 Courtroom Lawyer's Guide to Arbitration, A, Lawrence R. Mills and Thomas J. Brewer, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 42

Corporate Wealth: The 800 Pound Gorilla That Sabotages Fair Adjudication of Punitive Damages, Andrew L. Frey, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 8

Civil Remedies for Criminal Conduct: Representing the Crime Victim, David L. Goldberg, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 32

Hearsay, Juries, White Elephants, and Hippopotamuses, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 49 Witness Doesn't Remember, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 55 Art of Leading, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 55 Winning Punitive Damages, Geoffrey P. Jarpe, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 36 No to Mandatory Court-Annexed ADR, G. Thomas Eisele, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 3 Electronic Depositions, Alexander R. Sussman and Edna R. Sussman, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 26 Open Courts, Closed Trials, Anthony C. Epstein, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 23 Civil RICO: The Plaintiff's Lawyer as G-Man, William J. Hardy, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 37 Mail Fraud, Morals, and U.S. Attorneys, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 22 Litigating in the Bermuda Triangle, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 22 Ethical Rules in Flux: Advancing Costs of Litigation, Mark Lynch, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 19


Human Rights Grappling with Liberia's Legal Issues, Virginia M. Kendall, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 5 Judicial Campaign Contributions: How Much is Too Much?, Robert L. Rothman, Winter 2009 (35:2), p. Squeezing Silver, Mark A. Cymrot and Thomas O. Gorman, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 6

Hyde Amendment Integration Ideal, The: Sobering Reflections, Charles J. Ogletree Jr., Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 50 Signed, Sealed, but Not Delivered: John Marshall v. Thomas Jefferson, The Marbury Case, Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 57

Immigration Law Aircrash Litigation Techniques, Charles H. Smith, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 44

Immunity Secrets of Superstar Associates, The, Tom Hentoff, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 24 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 57 Conversation with John Mortimer, A, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 21 Introduction to the Federal Rules of Evidence, An, Margaret A. Berger, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 8

Impeachment From Competency to Rules of Limited Exclusion: Seeking Better Tools for the Search for Truth, A. Leo Levin, Arlene Fickler, and Malia Brink, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 23

Preparing for Spontaneity at Trial, Jane E. Dueker, John W. Moticka and Gerald R. Ortbals, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 15

Salutation, A, Noel Fidel, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 3 Ghostwriters in the Courts, Cornelius J. Moynihan Jr., Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 37 Paris Trout, Pete Dexter, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 64 Brief History of Deposition Editing, A, Robert E. Scully Jr., Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 43 Man Who Wouldn't Be Counted, The, Irving Younger, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 55 Supreme Effort, A, Joe G. Roady, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 49 Rule 24: Effective Intervention, Donald Hilliker, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 21


Opening Statement, Weyman I. Lundquist, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 1

Indictment Decision to Indict, The, Carl H. Loewenson Jr., Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 13 Evidence in the Pinto Case: An Interview with James F. Neal, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 29

In-House Counsel Are Regulatory Findings Admissible Evidence?, Gilbert S. Keteltas and Joanne Lichtman, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 39

Strategies for Litigating Computer Software Copyright Claims, Richard A. Halloran and Kimberly A. Demarchi, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 54

Strategies for Litigating Computer Software Copyright Claims, Richard A. Halloran and Kimberly A. Demarchi, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 54

Judges, Junkets, and Seminars, Abner J. Mikva, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 3 Hyde and Seek: Getting the Prosecution to Pay Your Fees in a Criminal Case, Robert S. Litt and Evelina J. Norwinski, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 19

Closing Argument: A String of Pearls, Patricia Lee Refo, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 37 I Didn't Realize, Lawrence J. Fox, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 48 Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder, Susan Hackett, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 8 Representing the Honest Public Official, Stanley M. Brand, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 24

Injunctions Hillmon Case, the MacGuffin, and the Supreme Court, The, Marianne Wesson, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 30 Judge or Jury: The Judge's Perspective, John Zebrowski, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 28 Issues, Facts, and Appellate Strategy, Jordan B. Cherrick, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 15 Opening Statement for the Defense in Criminal Cases, Richard J. Crawford, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 26 Motions in Limine--A Primer, Edna Selan Epstein, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 34

Insanity Defense Abolish Lawyers' Voir Dire of Juries, Mark A. Constantino, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 5

Insurance Crime of Passion Defense, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 51


Communicating with Clients, Lawrence J. Vilardo, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 45 Timeless Litigator, The, Jerold S. Solovy and Robert L. Byman, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 12 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 65 Pointers on Preserving the Record, Sylvia H. Walbolt and Susan L. Landy, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 31 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 53 Business Records, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 49 All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 2 Planning Demonstrative Proof, George P. Haldeman and S. Allan Adelman, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 8 Ploys, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 47

Intellectual Property Federal Hearsay Rule, The: You Can't Believe Everything You Hear, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 51

Bench Trials, Thomas A. Mauet, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 13 Interlocutory Orders: Getting It Right the Second Time, Craig C. Reilly, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 43 Art of Listening, The, William A. Haskins, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 46 Advocacy in Opening Statements, Weyman I. Lundquist, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 23 Is Multiple Witness Testimony Worth a Try?, Paul Nejelski and Kathy Shuart, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 3 Defending Trade Secret Litigation, Joseph D. Zamore, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 44 Plaintiff's Strategy in Trade Secret Litigation, David A. Schaefer, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 48

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress Tort Transformation in the Cultural Quicksand of Language and Values, Clay Calvert, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 30

Sua Sponte, Linda Quinn, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 31

Interlocutory Appeals Court Secrecy: A Continuing National Disgrace, Nicole Schultheis, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 29 Criminal Evidence Strategies in Civil Cases, Edward J. Imwinkelried, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 34 A Flexible Duty Standard for Professional Liability, John G. Wigmore, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 44


International law Need Foreign Discovery? Consider Little-Known Section 1782, Mark Doerr, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 60 Grappling with Liberia's Legal Issues, Virginia M. Kendall, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 5 Transational Crimes Face Repeat Punishment, Andrew S. Boutros, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 43 Limiting Liability for Crimes Committed Abroad, Tyler Hodgson, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 47 Understanding Foreign States' Mandatory Corporation Social Responsibility Reporting, Mikhail Reider- Gordon, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 61

Challenges of Working Overseas as a Lawyer for Uncle Sam, The, Monika Bickert, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 59

Trial Lawyer in Search of a Theme, and Other Musings, A, Dennis R. Suplee, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 28 Expert Lawyers, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 57 Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 55 Bedside Manners and Desktop Distractions, Peter D. Baird, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 33 Petitioning for Certiorari in the Big Case, Charles G. Cole, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 33 Inside an Equitable Distribution Trial, William G. Mulligan, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 24 Foreign Arbitration of International Commercial Disputes, Charles Lee Eisen, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 19 Dispute Resolution: An Alternative for Large Case Litigation, Ronald L. Olson, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 22 FTC Settlement Procedures, Robert L. Wald, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 8 Lawyer Language, Ronald Goldfarb, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 3

Interrogatories Forsyte Saga, The, John Galsworthy, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 64 Discovery Plan, The, Jonathan M. Stern, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 34 Criminal Discovery: Leveling the Playing Field, Jeffrey E. Stone and Corey B. Rubenstein, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 45

Pro Bono Service, Talbot D'Alemberte, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 3 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 49


All About Litigation, Bart Schwartz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 2 Mapping the Labyrinth of Sellers' Damages, Roy Ryden Anderson, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 10 Book on Trial, A, William F.X. Geoghan Jr., Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 41

Interviews Judge Jack Weinstein on Life and Law, Jeffrey Cole and Robert Gettleman, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 13 Twonmbly and Iqbal: A License to Dismiss, Robert L. Rothman, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 1 Slouching Towards Bethlehem, Joan Didion, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 68 Die Fledermaus, Johann Strauss, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 68 Free Aldape: The Saga of an Extraordinary Death Case, Scott J. Atlas, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 24 Just One More Lawyer Working on the Case, Florence Snyder Rivas, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 3 Interview with Steve Shapiro, An, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 19 Interview with Floyd Abrams, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 28 Economics of Law: An Interview with Judge Posner, Jeffrey N. Cole, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 23 Bankruptcy Litigation: More Than Voodoo, Robert A. Julian, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 17 Interview with Dan Webb, Theodore B. Olson and Jeffrey N. Cole, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 45 Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court, Timothy S. Bishop, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 31 Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: A Trial Perspective, Diane A. Lebedeff, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 5

Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 63 Demonstrative Evidence: The Next Generation, Robert D. Brain and Daniel J. Broderick, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 21

Law of Experts, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 47 Shaping the Case, Weyman I. Lundquist, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 6 Litigation Against a Pro Se Plaintiff, Paul B. Zuydhoek, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 13 Criminal Discovery for the Civil Litigator, Candace Fabri and Rebecca Cochran, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 13 Reconstructing Reality: Preparing the Deponent to Testify, Dennis R. Suplee and Diana S. Donaldson, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 19


Winning Without Trial, Milt Policzer, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 43 Interview with Joseph D. Jamail Jr., Miriam Kass, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 22 Budgeting the Big Case, Mark E. Staib, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 29 Breaking the Spell, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 55 Interview with Louis Nizer Part II, Bart Schwartz, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 27 Opening Statements, Edward R. Stein, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 43 Lone Star of Hope, The, Eugene A. Cook, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 41 Interview with Simon H. Rifkind, , Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 24 Streamlined Litigation, David D. Leitch, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 41 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 47 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 49

Joint Defense Groups Avoiding Problems in Joint Defense Groups, Mark D. Plevin, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 41 Twenty Years of Change: The Death of Voir Dire, Morris Dees, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 14 Lesson in Law, A, Irving Younger, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 47

Judges Judge Jack Weinstein on Life and Law, Jeffrey Cole and Robert Gettleman, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 13 Mediation--A Judge's Views on Judicially Monitored Settlement Conferences, David A. Katz, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 3

Anatomy of a Trial: A Primer for Young Lawyers, Mark A. Neubauer, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 61 Settling on the Eve of Trial, Joyce Meyers, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 55 From the Jaws of Defeat, David H. Donaldson, Jr., Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 42 Obstreperosity, John Myers, Fall 2006 (33:1), p. 45 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 68 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 68 House of the Seven Gables, The, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 76


Bedside Manners for Lawyers, Peter D. Baird, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 27 Corporate Illiteracy, Charles H. Wilson, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 41 Everyday Mentoring in the Age of Technology, Eva Petko Esber, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 39 Talking to the Press and Making Them Listen, Skyler Bentsen and Daniel Scardino, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 40

Vanishing Trial, The, Patricia Lee Refo, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 1 Streetwise Litigation: "Legitimate" Tactics for Operating Outside the Rules, Gary C. Dobbs and George R. Speckart, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 35

Conducting a Winning Deposition and Many, Many Thanks, Ronald Jay Cohen, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 1 Inside Scoop, The, Stanley Sporkin, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 3 Who Are Today's Jurors and How Do You Reach Them?, Sonya Hamlin, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 9 Whistler v. Ruskin, Robert Aitken, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 65 Hi-Tech Trials, James W. McElhaney, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 71 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 73 Getting and Spending, Michael Chepiga, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 84 Murder in the Streets of Tombstone: A Legendary Theory of the Case, Steven Lubet, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 35 Mother of All Battles, The: The Quest for Asbestos Insurance Coverage, Robert N. Sayler and William Skinner, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 45

Death of Dinosaurs and Evolution of the Solo Practitioner, The, Robin Page West, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. Arguing for Changes in the Law, James C. Schroeder and Robert M. Dow Jr., Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 37 Starting on the Right Foot: Effective Opening Statements, Mark L.D. Wawro, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 10 Cross Examination--"To Sin or Not to Sin", Roy L. Reardon, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 30 The Sometimes Troubled Relationship Between Courts and Their "Friends", Paul M. Smith, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 24

Don't Make It Fun to Rule Against You, James S. Simonson, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 14 Uncommon Law, A. P. Herbert, Summer 1996 (22:4), p. 68 Asking for Extensions, Ellen M. Heller, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 30 Pop Goes the Jury, Robert Traver, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 76


God Sees the Truth but Waits, Leo N. Tolstoy, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 76 Litigating in the Limelight: Milton Gould, Kenneth P. Nolan, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 23 How Much is a Life Worth? People v. Isidore Zimmerman, Milton S. Gould, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 51 Fighting the Judge, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 55 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 57 "Thou Shalt Not Ration Justice", Robert N. Sayler, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 1 Plain Talk on Appellate Advocacy, Laurence H. Silberman, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 3 Secrets of Cross-Examination, David H. Berg, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 6 How Much is that Lawyer in the Window?, R. Bruce Beckner, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 57 Perils of Litigation Practice, The, Brian J. Redding, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 6 American Dreyfus, The, Casper W. Ooms, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 49 Impeaching the Unimpeachable, Stephen P. Kauffman, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 29 Lawyer in the Jury Room, John B. Williams, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 8 Discovering Your Litigator's Voice, Michael E. Tigar, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 1 Keep Your Big Mouth Shut, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 39 Hypnotic Testimony, Thomas D. Sawaya, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 3 Talking to the Other Side's Employees and Ex-Employees, George B. Wyeth, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 8 Video in the Courtroom: More Than a Talking Head, Eli Chernow, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 3 Emerging Privilege for Self-Critical Analysis, An, David P. Leonard, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 1 Getting Even, Abraham C. Reich and Ronald J. Schaffer, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 30 Trial Advocacy: A Systematic Approach, Alan T. Radnor, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 43 Effective Direct Examination, Sonya Hamlin, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 15 Judge or Jury, Jim Sullivan and Paul E. McMeans, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 18 Big Firms, Small Cases, James E. Daniels, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 29 Judges and the Public, Richard S. Arnold, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 5 Pies and Dogs, James F. Hinton, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 37


How to Try a Tape Case, Morey L. Sear, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 28 Piercing the Facade of Fairness, E. Robert (Bob) Wallach, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 3 Reflections on the Supreme Court, Potter Stewart, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 8 Psychological Anchors: Influencing the Jury, Donald E. Vinson, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 20 Expert Testimony in Criminal Trials, Paul S. Meyer, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 23 Suggestions on Challenging Agency Rules and Regulations, Robert N. Sayler and Bruce D. Sokler, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 30

Basic Strategy in Federal Criminal Defense Litigation, George J. Cotsirilos and Robert M. Stephenson, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 36

Witness Who Spoke with God, The, Milton S. Gould, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 41 More on Direct Examination, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 43 Let's Get Rid of Big Cases, Jim Sullivan and Donald Rez, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 8 Fifth Amendment Privilege in Corporate Litigation, The, Harry A. Swagart III, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 22 O'Dea Case, The, Frank J. Mackin, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 41 Horse Shed, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 43 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 47 Assuring Effective Assistance of Counsel, William W. Schwarzer, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 5 Disqualifying Agency Decision Makers, Richard A. Allen, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 15 Attorney for the Defense, Clarence Darrow, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 41 Rebuttal: The Malpractice Exposure of Trial Lawyers, Duke Nordlinger Stern, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 51 Motions to Disqualify: Caveat Advocatus, Martha A. Mills, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 47 Cleveland Exception to the Hearsay Rule, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 41 In Memoriam: Paul R. Connelly 1922-1978, William J. Manning, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 1 Controlling Litigation Costs: Some Proposals for Reform, Ronald L. Olson, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 16 Some Ethical Questions About Percentage Fees, John F. Grady, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 20 Making and Meeting Objections, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 43 Peremptory Disqualification of the Trial Judge, Ernest J. Getto, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 22


Judgment Notwithstanding the Verdict Can a Party Be Required to Attend Trial?, Elaine E. Bucklo, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 33

Judicial Notice Care and Feeding of Jurors, The, Janet S. Kole, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 43 Way We Were, The?, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 1

Juries Finding Bad Jurors, Kelley Barnett, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 11 Felix Holt, The Radical, George Eliot, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 64 Admissibility of Electronically Stored Information: It's Still the Same Old Story, Sheldon M. Finkelstein and Evelyn R. Storch, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 13

Making Experts Matter, Harlan H. Levy, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 24 Law Makers, Law Breakers and Uncommon Trials, Peter D. Baird, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 59 Case for Jury Questionnaires, A, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 3 Crafting a Discovery Plan, S. Kirk Ingebretsen, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 26 Aristotle's Methods for Outstanding Oral Arguments, Lawrence D. Rosenberg, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 33 Getting the Truth from Adverse Witnesses, William Alsup, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 17 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 61 Up the Ladder: Litigator Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Scott P. Glauberman and Dan K. Webb, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 21

Up the Ladder: Litigator Responsibilities Under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Scott P. Glauberman and Dan K. Webb, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 21

Investigating the Investigators, Robert F. Hoyt and Joseph K. Brenner, Summer 2004 (30:4), p. 43 Tilting the Playing Field, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 6 Spelling Game, The: Russell's Cross-Examination of Pigott, Robert Aitken, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 47 Taking the Fifth in Civil Litigation, Richard L. Scheff, Scott A. Coffina, and Jill Baisinger, Fall 2002 (29:1), p. 34

Preliminary Injunctions: Look Before You Leap, Morton Denlow, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 8


Preparing for Spontaneity at Trial, Jane E. Dueker, John W. Moticka and Gerald R. Ortbals, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 15

For the Love of Lawyering, Ronald Jay Cohen, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 1 Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Death Penalty Cases, David D. Langfitt and Billy Nolas, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 6

Lessons from Kansas: The Lawyer as Witness or Target, Ankur J. Goel and Lisa D. Taylor, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 14

Lessons from Kansas: My Experience as a Target, Mark R. Thompson, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 15 Playing Hardball in Expert Witness Depositions, Steven C. Day, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 19 Deposition Essentials: New Basics for Old Masters, Diana S. Donaldson, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 25 Dear Angus, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 53 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 55 Scarlet and Black, Stendhal, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 68 This Is What I'm Thinking: A Dialogue between Partner and Associate . . . From the Partner, Mark Herrmann, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 8

Direct and the Director: Writing, Staging, and Telling the Story, William T. Hangley, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 Volley, Set, and Match: The Art of Not Losing, Nancy E. Rice, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 8 "Thou Shalt Not Ration Justice", Robert N. Sayler, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 1 Plain Talk on Appellate Advocacy, Laurence H. Silberman, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 3 Documents and Depositions: The Basics, Arthur H. Aufses III, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 49 Doctor Doolittle, Hugh Lofting, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 60 Lawyers and Death Cases, Michael E. Tigar, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 1 Dealing with the Prosecutor, Howard Wilson, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 34 Uncharged Misconduct: What Would Irving Younger Have Done?, Edward J. Imwinkelried, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 6

Building a Brief, John E. Nelson, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 27 Anatomy of the Written Argument, Gary L. Sasso, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 30


David, Inc. v. Goliath National Bank, Helen Davis Chaitman, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 32 Opening Statement, John R. Tomlinson, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 1 Interview with Louis Nizer Part I, Bart Schwartz, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 31 Moving the Docket, Robert L. Karwacki, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 27 Pretrial Challenges to Expert Testimony, Michael Berens, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 27 Opening Statement, Asa Rountree, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 1 Libel--Some Thoughts for the Defense, Robert S. Warren, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 12 Jury and the Complex Civil Case, The, Barry E. Ungar and Theodore R. Mann, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 3 Trial of a Criminal Tax Fraud Case: Prosecution and Defense Perspectives, Gerald A. Feffer and Stuart E. Abrams, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 19

Choosing an Arbitration Panel, Herbert F. Roth, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 13 Representing Clients in Administrative Adjudicative Proceedings, G. Stephen Pfeiffer, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 12

A King of Torts, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 53 In Memoriam: Paul R. Connelly 1922-1978, William J. Manning, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 1 Work-Product Doctrine in Criminal Cases, The, Judah Best, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 22 Grand Jury Bypass--Self-Mutilation by the I.R.S., The, Richard C. Schwartz and Sheldon M. Sisson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 29

Competency of Counsel and Judicial Responsibility, Monroe H. Freedman, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 45 Avoiding Procedural Traps in Bankruptcy Discharge Litigation, Michael L. Cook and William M. Goldman, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 19

Body Language and Persuasion, John Stefano, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 31 Teaching Persuasion to Lawyers, Kenneth S. Broun, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 34 No-Fault Insurance: The Impact on Lawyers in Massachusetts, Alan I. Widiss, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 10 Using the Freedom of Information Act, Ronald L. Plesser, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 35 Civility in the Courtroom: The Judge's Obligation, Paul R. Connolly, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 14

Jurisdiction Here Comes the Pro Se Plaintiff, Leonard M. Niehoff, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 12


Excuse Me, Your Jurisdiction Is Missing, Janet S. Kole, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 38 Memory, Christopher T. Lutz, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 38 Tangled Web: Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet, Gregory A. Castanias and Robert W. Hamilton, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 27

Surviving Federal Turf Battles, Andrew M. Luger, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 17 Vicar of Christ, The, Walter F. Murphy, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 68 Big Firms, Small Cases, James E. Daniels, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 29 Prescription for Drug Cases, Edward A. Mallett, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 36 Law of the Yahoos, Jonathan Swift, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 60 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 47

Jury Instructions Small Stuff, The, Tom Galbraith, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 15 Alarms Still Sound to Preserve Attorney-Client Privilege, Kim J. Askew, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 1 Litigating Cases before Administrative Law Judges, Lawrence P. Postol, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 47 Jury and the Complex Civil Case, The, Barry E. Ungar and Theodore R. Mann, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 3

Jury Nullification Losing--Get Used to It, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 3

Jury Selection Finding Bad Jurors, Kelley Barnett, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 11 Tips on Petitioning for and Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court, Timothy S. Bishop, Jeffrey W. Sarles and Stephen J. Kane, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 26

Tips on Petitioning for and Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court, Timothy S. Bishop, Jeffrey W. Sarles and Stephen J. Kane, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 26

Making a Difference, Judith A. Miller, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 1 Is the Ethical Lawyer an Endangered Species?, Jed S. Rakoff, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 3 For the Love of Lawyering, Ronald Jay Cohen, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 1 For the Love of Lawyering, Ronald Jay Cohen, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 1


Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Death Penalty Cases, David D. Langfitt and Billy Nolas, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 6

Ineffective Assistance of Counsel in Death Penalty Cases, David D. Langfitt and Billy Nolas, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 6

Selecting Jurors, Andrew T. Berry, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 8 Angus on Jury Selection, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 55 Do's and Don'ts of Talking to the Jury, Nelly N. Khouzam, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 5 Why Do We Call It Discovery?, Lawrence J. Fox, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 1 Your Worst Nightmare: Things That Can Go Bump on Appeal, Michael Daly Hawkins, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 5

Confidentiality Agreements That Work, John S. Kiernan, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 18 Confidentiality Agreements That Work, John S. Kiernan, Spring 1994 (20:3), p. 18 Fudging and Forgetting, Christopher T. Lutz, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 10 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 53 Doctor Doolittle, Hugh Lofting, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 60 Standards of Appellate Review, George A. Somerville, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 23 Standards of Appellate Review, George A. Somerville, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 23 Patent Litigation, Laurence H. Pretty, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 32 Impeachment in Administrative Cases, Calvin William Sharpe, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 36 Judge or Jury, Jim Sullivan and Paul E. McMeans, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 18 Defending a White-Collar Case, Gus Newman, Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 46 Penologist as Expert Witness, The, E. Eugene Miller and Charles M. Kolb, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 30 Lawyer Solicitation Rules, Joe Sims, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 22 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 49 Pampered Poodle and Other Trivia, The, Edmund N. Carpenter II, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 3 Work-Product Doctrine in Criminal Cases, The, Judah Best, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 22 Art of Brief Writing: What a Judge Wants to Read, The, Albert Tate Jr., Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 11


Persuading to Acquit: A Dialogue, Irving Younger, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 28 No-Fault Insurance: The Impact on Lawyers in Massachusetts, Alan I. Widiss, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 10 No-Fault Insurance: The Impact on Lawyers in Massachusetts, Alan I. Widiss, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 10

Jury Trial Conflicts Jungle in Modern Litigation, The, Brian J. Redding, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 6 What Makes Juries Listen, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 61 Pies and Dogs, James F. Hinton, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 37 Advocates on Trial, Harry Sabbath Bodin, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 3 Grand Jury Reform: Is It Possible?, William J. Campbell, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 5 Grand Jury, The: An Overview, James M. Kramon, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 8 Representing the Corporate Client Before the Grand Jury, Thomas F. Campion and Sharon T. Jacobson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 14

Grand Jury Bypass--Self-Mutilation by the I.R.S., The, Richard C. Schwartz and Sheldon M. Sisson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 29

Managing Information in the Big Case: Time for a Cooperative Experiment, Arthur R. Miller, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 8

Lawyer Against Lawyer, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 49 Supreme Court Advocacy: Random Thoughts in a Day of Time Restrictions, E. Barrett Prettyman Jr., Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 16

Case of the 'Mad' Peer, The, Julius J. Marke, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 37

Law Practice Management Winning the Internet, Jason Beahm, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 56 Surviving Yourself, Andrew Love, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 38 Top Ten Tax Tenets for Trial Lawyers, Robert W. Wood, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 38 Primer on Litigating Patent Infringement Claims, A, Thomas Selby, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 15 Picking a Winner, Leonard M. Niehoff, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 25 Drafting Testimony, David M. Levy and Mark A. Neubauer, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 11 Clients Everyone Hates, David Goldberger, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 10


Effective Appellate Advocacy, Joel F. Dubina, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 3 Blind Cross-Examination, David H. Berg, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 12 How Do I Evade Thee? Let Me Count the Ways, Vance Barron Jr., Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 20 Does a Business Ever Want a Jury?, Bruce G. Merritt, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 27 Can We Talk?, Barry C. Schneider, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 3 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 55 Free Speech for Judges, Thomas M. Reavely, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 5 Importance of Being Unpopular--And Independent, The, Jim R. Carrigan, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 5 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 1 Re-Examining the Adversary System, David J. Krupp, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 3 Working the Witness Puzzle, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 8 Witness Needs Help, The, Stuart A. Summit, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 14 Cross-Examination: Using Depositions at Trial, Lansing R. Palmer, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 21 To Testify (Or Not) in a Criminal Case, Nancy Rosner and Elliott A. Taikeff, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 24 Selecting and Preparing the Expert Witness, John W. Castles III, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 28 Presenting Direct Testimony in Writing, Michael S. Horne, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 30 Daniel Webster and the Dartmouth Case, Leonard Baker, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 35 Cutting Discovery Costs Through Interrogatories and Document Requests, Robert Ehrenbard, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 17

Conducting the Oral Deposition, Stuart A. Summit, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 22 Sink's Guide to Staying Afloat in Political Criminal Trials, Michael E. Tigar, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 53

Legal Malpractice Fairness, John G. Koeltl, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 3 Practical Use and Risky Consequences of Rule 68 Offers of Judgment, Teresa Rider Bult, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 26

Federal Courts, Their Rules and Their Roles, Theodore R. Tetzlaff, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 1


Forfeitures: When Uncle Sam Says You Can't Take It with You, Anton R. Valukas and Thomas P. Walsh, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 31

Coordinating Parallel Litigation, Michael R. Griffinger and Brian J. McMahon, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 38 'Justice Lynch', Blair C. Fensterstock, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 37 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 1 Anatomy of an Automated Lawsuit, Henry Halladay, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 13

Legal Writing Who Done It? Controlling Agency in Legal Writing, Part II, George D. Gopen, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 12 Who Done It? Controlling Agency in Legal Writing, George D. Gopen, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 22 Controlling the Reader's Perception of Your Client's Story, George D. Gopen, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 18 Rules of Evidence, The, Lee Robinson, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 57 Deceitful Silence, Bruce A. Green, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 24 Navigating the New E-Discovery Rules, Paul D. Weiner and Mary Kay Brown, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 29 Daubert After a Decade, Robert J. Shaughnessy, Fall 2003 (30:1), p. 19 Digital Dangers: A Primer on Electronic Evidence in the Wake of Enron, Mary Kay Brown and Paul D. Weiner, Fall 2003 (30:1), p. 24

Hyde and Seek: The Government's Perspective, James K. Robinson, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 23 Direct and the Director: Writing, Staging, and Telling the Story, William T. Hangley, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. Cross Examination--"To Sin or Not to Sin", Roy L. Reardon, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 30 Closing Argument: A String of Pearls, Patricia Lee Refo, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 37 United States of America, Libellant-against--ONE BOOK entitled Ulysses by James Joyce, Robert Aitken, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 51

Getting the Evidence In, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 55 Ulysses, James Joyce, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 76 How to Write: A Memorandum from a Curmudgeon, Mark Herrmann, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 3 Mischief of the Unpublished Opinion, The, Arthur B. Spitzer and Charles H. Wilson, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 3

Saint Joan, George Bernard Shaw, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 68


Linking, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1993 (19:3), p. 59 Talking with Experts, Dennis R. Suplee and Margaret S. Woodruff, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 8 Conversation with Richard DuCann, A, Robert F. Hanley, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 21 Affidavit Evidence, Cornelius J. Moynihan Jr., Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 43 Lawyer Who Fell From the Eaves, The, Milton S. Gould, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 45 Astonishing Verdict, An, Irving Younger, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 47 Computer Evidence, Michael B. Keating, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 35 Defamation Oratory, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 47 Dangers of Judge-Imposed Settlements, Dale A. Oesterle, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 29 Of Judicature, Sir Francis Bacon, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 64 All About Litigation, , Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 2 Climax of a Custody Case, Doris L. Sassower, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 18 Corporate Defendants in Criminal Litigation, Jeffrey Glekel, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 39 Jury Voir Dire: The Judge's Perspective, C. Clyde Atkins, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 19 Problems of Professional Responsibility, Ray Garrett Jr., Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 32

Lifestyle The Benefits of Mindfulness for Litigators, Jan L. Jacobowitz, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 27 From Trial Lawyer to Retired Lawyer, Edna Selan Epstein, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 37 The Mask that Becomes You, Addison Braendel, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 40 Mutiny on the Bounty, James Norman Hall and Charles Nordhoff, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 72 North Dakota Nine and the Family Farm, The, Bruce M. Van Sickle, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 49 Life, The, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 44 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 55 Humanizing the Corporation, Elizabeth Runyan Geise and David J. Katz, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 35 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 43 Blackboard, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 53


Old Time Oratory, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 59 Using Zoning to Increase Compensation Awards, Leon D. Black Jr. and William G. Earle, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 44

Opening Statement, Ronald L. Olson, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 1

Local Rules Experts in Summary Judgment Motions, Edward Brunet, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 36

Magistrates Beating the Trial Court Paper Chase, William W. Schwarzer, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 5

Mail Fraud When to Bring a Racketeering Claim, Stephen Horn, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 33 Stress and the Trial Lawyer, Isaiah M. Zimmerman, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 37

Malicious Prosecution Brush Up Your Aristotle, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 39

Marketing Winning the Internet, Jason Beahm, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 56

Mass Torts Wild Bill Hickok: The Two Trials of Jack McCall, Robert Aitken, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 51 Choosing the Death Penalty, Charles J. Hynes, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 25

Media Thoughts on Impeachment, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 65 Oath for the Profession, An: What Do We Owe Each Other?, Joseph A. Greenaway Jr., Fall 2008 (35:1), p. Judge on the Jury, A, Larry M. Boyle, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 3 Getting the Truth from Adverse Witnesses, William Alsup, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 17 Admissions and the Confounded Pseudoadmission, Stephen G. Good, Fall 2003 (30:1), p. 13 Trials or Tribulations (Rule 56 Style)?, Milton I. Shadur, Winter 2003 (29:2), p. 5 Closing Argument: Justice Byron White 1918-2002, Gary L. Sasso, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 61


System That Works, A, John T. Curtin Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 3 Witness Doesn't Remember, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 55 Fourth Estate and the Second Front, The: Winning in the Press, William T. Hangley, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 14

Computer Evidence, Gregory P. Joseph, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 13 Things You Have Wanted to Tell a Judge (But Didn't Dare), Mark A. Neubauer, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 17 Twenty Years of Change: More Power to the Prosecutor, Robert G. Morvillo, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 19 Local Rules in Ambush, James J. Duane, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 33 Getting More Than You Asked For: The Nonresponsive Answer, Steven C. Day, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 18 Formal Discovery from Nonparties, Jeffrey F. Liss, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 11 Story for the Season, A, Irving Younger, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 51 Letting the Side Down, Molly Whittington-Egan, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 42 Assuring Effective Assistance of Counsel, William W. Schwarzer, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 5 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 1 Proof of Lost Profits, Richard J. Phelan, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 23 Videotape on Trial, Ellen J. Miller, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 27 Attorneys' Fees in Litigation: Time to Discard the American Rule?, Matthew B. Wils and Neil Gold, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 31

Antitrust and Unfair Competition, Robert S. Venning, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 35 Lecture, The, Robert Traver, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 39 Opening Statement, William J. Manning, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 1

Mediation Mediation, Kenneth P. Nolan, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 59 No Muscle in the System: Seeking a Hearing for Guantanamo Detainees, Randolph S. Sergent and Brian D. Maddox, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 8

When It's Your Last Chance: Tips on Obtaining Discretionary Review, J. Andrew Meyer and Sylvia H. Walbolt, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 11


Truth about the "English Rule", The, G. Marc Whitehead and Robert B. MacDonald, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 3

Client Solicitation: What You Can Do and What to Do About It, Steven F. Pflaum and Kenneth A. Grady, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 31

Beyond the Bottom Line, Paul J. Bschorr, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 1

Medical Malpractice Colonel Starbottle for the Plaintiff, Francis Bret Harte, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 76

Mentoring Thoughts on Safeguarding Judicial Independence: An Interview With Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Elaine E. Bucklo and Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 6

Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 59 Jury Instructions: A Road Map for Trial Counsel, Sylvia H. Walbot and Cristina Alonso, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 29

Training an Associate: Garbage In, Garbage Out, William M. McErlean and Howard L. Teplinsky, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 52

Small Time, The, Peter Gerstenzang, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 44 Wrestling with the Discovery Demons, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 14 Litigation Partner and the Settlement Partner, The, Paul J. Mode Jr. and Deanne C. Siemer, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 33

Working the Witness Puzzle, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 8

Military Commissions ABA's New Vision of the Jury's Function, The: An Opposing View, Richard S. Walinski, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 5

Motion in Limine Have a Plan in Litigation, Brad D. Brian, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 1 Representing a Victim of Employment Discrimination, Barry L. Goldstein, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 12 Economic Experts in Antitrust Cases, Stephen E. Nagin, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 36 Arguing the Appeal in a Media Case, Floyd Abrams, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 17

Motions


No More Blind Man's Bluff on Punitive Damages: A Plea to the Drafters of Pattern Jury Instructions, Andrew L. Frey, Summer 2003 (29:4), p. 24

Joy of Motion Practice, The, Tom Galbraith, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 15 Evidence from the Opposition, Eric Rieder, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 17 Weinstein on the Courts, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 24 Representing a Victim of Employment Discrimination, Barry L. Goldstein, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 12 Save the Insanity Defense, Stephen J. Morse, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 3

Multi-District Litigation Evaluating and Improving the MDL Process, John G. Heyburn II and Francis E. McGovern, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 26

Sorry, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 55 Persuasion 101, Peter D. Baird, Summer 2001 (27:4), p. 25 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 49

Multiparty Defense With Justice from One: Interview with Hon. Irving L. Goldberg, Lawrence J. Vilardo and Howard W. Gutman, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 16

Negotiations Objectionable Objections, Joseph M. McLaughlin, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 32 Negotiations in Commercial Cases: Assess--Advise--Advocate, Bartlett A. Jackson and Auban Ann Eisenhardt, Fall 1978 (5:1), p. 32

Future Inflation and Damage Awards, Frederick C. Kirby, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 31 Introduction to Direct Examination, An, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 37 Are Jurors People?, Whitney North Seymour Jr., Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 3 Vital Role of the Jury, The, Charles B. Renfrew, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 5 Trial by Jury: Is It Worth the Ordeal?, Spurgeon Avakian, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 8

No-Citation Rules Defending Our Clients by Defending Our Ethics, Judith A. Miller, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 1

Objections Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

Reviving the Benign Prerogative of Pardoning, Margaret Colgate Love, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 25 Candide, Voltaire, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 72 Keeping It Simple in the Court TV Age: Is Less Still Sometimes More?, Robert M. Callagy and Joshua M. Rubins, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 10

Humbling Experiences: Trials of Small Claims, Marc Anthony Douthit, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 27 Litigating Cases before Administrative Law Judges, Lawrence P. Postol, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 47 Heading Off an Indictment, Andrew J. Levander, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 14 Plain English Comes to Court, Robert W. Benson, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 21 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 47 Special Discovery Problems in Media Cases, Robert D. Sack, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 21

Open Courts Protecting Confidential Sources, Kelli L. Sager and Rochelle L. Wilcox, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 36 Basics, The, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 57 System That Works, A, John T. Curtin Jr., Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 3 Playing by the Rules Won't Keep Court Files Secret, David S. Bralow and James B. Blake, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 36

Right to Independent Counsel, The, Bruce Alan Friedman, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 30

Opening Statement Kids Aren't All Right, The, Ron Marmer, Fall 2011 (38:1), p. 4

Opening Statements Slow and Steady Wins the Race, Lorna G. Schofield, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 1 Trial on Paper, The: Key Considerations for Determining Whether to File a Summary Judgment Motion, Michele L. Maryott, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 36

On Breaking Commandments, Michael R. Doyen, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 18 High-Tech Justice: A View from the Federal Bench on Courtroom Technology, Mark W. Bennett, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 3

Evidence Advocacy: The Judge's Perspective, Warren D. Wolfson, Fall 2001 (28:1), p. 3 Getting at the Truth - The Direct Approach, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 55


Closing Argument: A String of Pearls, Patricia Lee Refo, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 37 Litigation and Litigators: Where Are We Headed?, John J. Curtin Jr., Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 45 Nine Rules for the Successful Associate, Daniel P. Levitt, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 28 Would Perry Do It This Way?, Gary H. Larsen, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 35 Helping the Jury Understand, Patrick E. Higginbotham, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 5 Press and the Courts, The: Freedom and Constraints, Harold Leventhal, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 8

Oral Argument Who Should Do the Oral Argument?, Robert A. Mittelstaedt and Brian J. Murray, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 48

Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 67 Getting to Dismissal: Tactics for Narrowing the Issues and Resolving Your Case, T. Thomas Cottingham III and Stephen M. Nickelsburg, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 41

Confronting Our Critics, Robert A. Clifford, Winter 2002 (28:2), p. 1 Imagine, if you will, a Time Without Any Lawyers at all…, Lionel Casson, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 49 Foundation Habit, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 2000 (26:4), p. 51 Oral Argument on Motions, John K. Larkins Jr., Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 16 Basic Deposition Techniques, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 43 Interview with Dan Webb, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 13 Discovery from Those at the Top, Alan N. Salpeter, Richard A. Salomon and Caryn Jacobs, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 15

"The Trial Notebook", James W. McElhaney, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 45 Perjury: The Lawyer's Trilemma, Monroe H. Freedman, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 26 Accountants: A Flexible Standard, A. A. Sommer Jr., Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 35 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 59

Pardons Technology Traps: Ethical Considerations for Litigators in a 24/7 Online Wolrd, Richard M. Goehler, Christopher G. Johnson, Kyle Melloan, and Ali Razzaghi, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 34

Patriot Act Subject Index, Litigation Magazine of 97

Riding Jury Instructions to Victory, John L. Kane, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 28

Perjury Teaching through Experts: Changing the Obscure to the Obvious, William T. Hangley, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 19

Bird's-Eye View: Consultant in the Jury Box, Elaine Lewis, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 36 Rule 34(b): Who's Organizing This Production?, Scott L. Cagan, Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 41 Qualities of Winners, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 51 Victory Abroad: A Guide to Foreign Discovery, Robert F. Brodegaard, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 27 George Grigsby and Lawless Alaska, Weyman I. Lundquist, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 43

Pleading Keeping the Dog at Bay, Terrence J. Lavin, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 36 Tort Dinosaur, The, Victor E. Schwartz, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 16

Police Cases Witness Preparation: What Is Ethical, and What Is Not, Elaine Lewis, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 41

Post Conviction Post-Conviction Lawyer, The, Thomas B. Carr, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 15 Use of Depositions in Federal Trials: Evidence or Procedure?, Scott E. Perwin, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 37 Piercing Privilege Claims, Paul A. Renne, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 17

Presidential Election Litigation In Sheep's Clothing, Kenneth P. Nolan, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 46

Pretrial Reversing the Magistrate Judge, Jeffrey N. Cole, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 8 Six Strikes and You're Safe: The All-White Jury, Shirley Baccus-Lobel, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 14 Focus of Judgement, The: Who's on Trial?, James W. McElhaney, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 49 Interlocutory Appeals, R. Hewitt Pate, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 42 Residual Exceptions to the Hearsay Rule, Jeffrey N. Cole, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 26


Twenty Pages and Twenty Minutes, John C. Godbold, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 3 Prosecutor's Pet, The, John W. Nields Jr. and Robert G. Joseph, Fall 1984 (11:1), p. 29 Dreams, Herbert J. Stern, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 5 Making the Grand Jury Fair, Richard E. Gerstein and Laurie O. Robinson, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 33 Case of the Outraged Lawyer, The, Julius J. Marke, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 37 Professional Obligation to Chase Ambulances, The, Monroe H. Freedman, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 41 Plotting Basic Strategy in Corporate Litigation, Donald J. Zoeller, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 13 Cutting Discovery Costs Through Interrogatories and Document Requests, Robert Ehrenbard, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 17

Private Investigators I Know My Rights, Majorie O. Rendell, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 3 Objecting at Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 51 Reply Briefs, , Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 47

Privileges Taming the Hydra: Multiple Representation and the In-House Lawyer, Thomas F. O'Neill III and Jamon A. Jarvis, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 28

Identifying and Combating Discovery Abuse, John D. Shugrue, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 10 Show and Tell, Hide and Seek--Games Lawyers Play, Jose A. Cardenas, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 29 Privileges: How to Uncover the Facts, William M. McErlean and Howard L. Teplinsky, Winter 1997 (23:2), p. 41

Twenty Years of Change: More Power to the Prosecutor, Robert G. Morvillo, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 19 Counterclaims as Self-Inflicted Wounds, Denis McInerney, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 17 Batture Controversy, The, Albert J. Beveridge, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 39 Conversation with John Mortimer, A, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 21 Orange and Black: A Drama in Idaho, Aaron L. Danzig, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 49 Second and Third Chances on Appeal, Dennis J.C. Owens, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 27 Lesson in Law, A, Irving Younger, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 47


All About Litigation, Priscilla Anne Schwab, Spring 1987 (13:3), p. 2 Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 Special Aspects of Litigating White-Collar Criminal Cases, Otto G. Obermaier, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 12 Practical Aspects of an IRS Investigation, H. Thomas Coghill, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 18 Invoking and Applying Rules of Evidence, Philip W. Tone, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 11

Pro Bono Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 55 How to Take Better Depositions and Perhaps Improve Your Marriage, Edward G. Connette, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 6

Adverse Witness, The, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1992 (18:3), p. 51 Removal: Making a Federal Case Out of It, Deborah J. Fritsche, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 38 Lying in Court, Frank E. Schwelb, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 3 Judicial Intimidation: A Threat to the Advocate's Independence, Leon Jaworski, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 11

Pro Se Avoiding Goliath's Fate: Defeating a Pro Se Litigant, Scott L. Garland, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 45 Lying in Court, Frank E. Schwelb, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 3 Hillside Strangler, The: People v. Buono, Gerald L. Chaleff, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 23 What Happened in Erie, Irving Younger, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 43

Product Liability Paper It's Written On, The, Jeremy D. Mishkin, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 17 Pointers on Preserving the Record, Sylvia H. Walbolt and Susan L. Landy, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 31 Twenty Years of Change: Martin Gare Returns, Lois W. Abraham, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 18 Bad News, Jacob A. Stein, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 45 Civil RICO after Sedima, Jeffrey N. Cole and Barry T. McNamara, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 24 Do-It-Yourself Voir Dire, Mark R. McGarry Jr., Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 38 Voir Dire: Preparation and Execution, Windle Turley, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 19


A Note About Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 49 Analogies in Final Argument, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 37 Attacking Anomie in the Legal Profession, Irving R. Kaufman, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 5

Professional Liability Practical Use and Risky Consequences of Rule 68 Offers of Judgment, Teresa Rider Bult, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 26

Bridging the Gender Gap, Diane M. Sumoski, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 31 What You May Not Say to the Jury, Timothy J. Conner, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 36 Getting Your Message Across: Visual Aids and Demonstrative Exhibits in the Courtroom, Charles L. Babcock and Jason S. Bloom, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 41

Communicating with Clients, Lawrence J. Vilardo, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 45 Four Urgent Questions, Theodore R. Tetzlaff, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 1 We Do Have an Adversary System, Don't We?, C. Steven Tomanshefsky, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 23 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 55 'Justice Lynch', Blair C. Fensterstock, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 37 New Way to Consider Ethical Issues in Delaware, A, R. Franklin Balotti and Daniel A. Bussard, Summer 1977 (3:4), p. 39

Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 1 Mass Disaster Litigation and the Use of Plaintiffs' Groups, Paul D. Rheingold, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 18 Trial Lawyer's Role in the Sensational Case, The, Judah Best, Spring 1977 (3:3), p. 22

Professionalism Courage, Kenneth P. Nolan, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 62 The Courage of a Lawyer, John Cannon Few, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 51

Public Image Surviving Yourself, Andrew Love, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 38 Group Mentoring Lawyers in the Firm's Sweet Spot, Lynn E. Calkins, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 46 Oath for the Profession, An: What Do We Owe Each Other?, Joseph A. Greenaway Jr., Fall 2008 (35:1), p.


Parchman Farm Blues: Pushing for Prison Reforms at Mississippi State Penitentiary, Margaret Winter and Stephen F. Hanlon, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 6

Racial Disparity Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Carol A. Brook, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 15 Making Full Use of the Court: Come to Settle First, Litigate Second, Morton Denlow, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. Federal Hearsay Rule, The: You Can't Believe Everything You Hear, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 51

Verga v. Mascagni and Sonzogno: An Operatic Litigation in Ten Acts, Sheldon M. Finkelstein and Francesca Petronio, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 55

Do In-House Lawyers Have Any Rights?, Edna Selan Epstein, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 36 Pride and Predjudice: "The Dark Side of Henry Ford", Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 53

You Call This a Party? Livening Up Your Next Lawsuit, Paul J. Kiernan, Spring 2005 (31:3), p. 34 Putting Your Worst Foot Forward, Elaine E. Bucklo, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 37 Forensic Fable Concerning Circumstantial Evidence, A, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 33 Closing Argument: Joe Ball, Trial Lawyer 1902-2000, Robert Aitken, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 61 North Dakota Nine and the Family Farm, The, Bruce M. Van Sickle, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 49 Litigation Section at 25--The ABA at 120, The, Gregory P. Joseph, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 1 Stopping the Clock: The Automatic Stay, Nancy C. Dreher, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 16 How to Write a Good Appellate Brief, Andrew L. Frey and Roy T. Englert Jr., Winter 1994 (20:2), p. 6 Weeper, The, Richard H. Rovere, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 47 Blind Cross-Examination, David H. Berg, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 12 Hanging Judge, A, Thomas Babington Macauley, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 60 Going Through the Motions, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1985 (11:2), p. 18 Points on Appeal, Arthur L. Alarcon, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 5 Dog Case, The, S. Allan Adelman and George P. Haldeman, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 11 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 47 Managing Information in the Big Case: Time for a Cooperative Experiment, Arthur R. Miller, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 8


Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 1

Public Interest Litigation Client-Ready Law Graduates, David E. Van Zandt, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 11 Lloyd Paul Stryker: The Art of Advocacy, William Pannill, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 6 Lying Clients: An Age-Old Problem, Bruce A. Green, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 19 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 55 Federal Jurisdiction: Thrust and Parry, Thomas E. Baker, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 17 Breaking the Language Barrier, James R. Figliulo, Winter 1984 (10:2), p. 32 Trial Court Unification: Justice and Efficiency, Harold H. Greene, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 5

Qui Tam Lawsuit Wyatt Earp on Trial: How Cross-Examination Really Won the West, Steven Lubet, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 51

Race Surviving a Screwup, Brian Pollock, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 19 Out of the Darkness, James A. Readey, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 32 Habeus Corpus: The Dilemma of Actual Innocence, Sara Rodriguez and Scott J. Atlas, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 35

Case for Jury Questionnaires, A, Barbara M.G. Lynn, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 3 When Lawyers Lie, Elaine E. Bucklo, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 3 Trial Lawyer in Search of a Theme, and Other Musings, A, Dennis R. Suplee, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 28 Continuing Riddle of the Federal Hearsay Rule, The, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 15 Where Do We Go from Here?, Judah Best, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 1

Receiverships Perry Mason Mystery, A: The Case of The Terrified Typist, Erle Stanley Gardner, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 68 Nondefensive Final Argument for the Defense, Frank Cicero, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 45

Recusal Who Are Today's Jurors and How Do You Reach Them?, Sonya Hamlin, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 9


Asking for Extensions, Ellen M. Heller, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 30 Getting Even, Abraham C. Reich and Ronald J. Schaffer, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 30 Cleveland Exception to the Hearsay Rule, The, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 41

Redirect Examination Handling Testimony on Computerized Records, Cathy Pilkington, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 31

Removal Probing View of Cross-Examination, A, Vance Barron Jr., Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 41 Litigator's Library, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 51 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 49

Retrial Liars Don't Always Lose, Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 24

RICO Judge, the Author, and the Footnote, The, Irving Younger, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 39 Preparation of a Product Liability Case, The, Thomas A. Demetrio, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 66 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 51

Sanctions Advance Sheet: What Is to Be Done?, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 59 Mother of All Battles, The: The Quest for Asbestos Insurance Coverage, Robert N. Sayler and William Skinner, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 45

Victory or Truth?, Rudolph J. Gerber, Spring 1990 (16:3), p. 3 Expediting Death Cases, Steven L. Winter, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 3 Legal Creativity: Flashes, Blocks, and Toads, Peter D. Baird, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 28 All About Litigation, Elaine E. Bucklo, Fall 1983 (10:1), p. 2 Cameras in the Courtroom, Talbot D'Alemberte, Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 20 Litigating and Settling: SEC Administrative Disciplinary Proceedings, Arthur F. Mathews, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 30

Dos and Don'ts of Talking to Represented Adversaries, Richard C. Wydick, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 43


Sarbanes-Oxley "Geronimo!" --Or How I Became a Sole Practicioner, Kathleen B. Havener, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 22 Rethinking Corporate Criminal Liability, Gregory L. Diskant, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 5 Litigating Cognitive Impairments Under the ADA, Patricia Horan Latham and Peter S. Latham, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 49

Scientific Evidence Memorandum to the President, Judith A. Miller, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 1 Tangled Web: Personal Jurisdiction and the Internet, Gregory A. Castanias and Robert W. Hamilton, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 27

ERISA: The Basics, Catherine Samuels and Glenn E. Butash, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 34 Doing Something About Civility in Litigation, Marvin E. Aspen, Winter 1992 (18:2), p. 3

Securities Law Changed Utterly, Kenneth P. Nolan, Winter 2006 (32:2), p. 8 Getting Your Message Across: Visual Aids and Demonstrative Exhibits in the Courtroom, Charles L. Babcock and Jason S. Bloom, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 41

Developing Themes in Closing Argument and Elsewhere: Lessons from Capital Cases, Stephen B. Bright, Fall 2000 (27:1), p. 40

Mandatory Public Service, David C. Weiner, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 1 Organizing for Litigation at Half the Cost, Jane H. Terhune, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 38 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Summer 1976 (2:4), p. 1

Sentencing Taking Care of the Doctor, Lawrence J. Vilardo, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 39

September 11th Compensation Fund Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Trial Lawyer, Paul Mark Sandler, JoAnne A. Epps, and Ronald J. Waicukauski, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 16

Persuading Courts to Impose Sanctions on Your Adversary, Douglas J. Pepe, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 21

Settlement Sinister Secret Settlements, Michael Downey, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 64


Settlements Shadow of Justice, The, Milton Hirsch, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 68 Power of Myth, The: Justice, Signs, and Symbols in the Criminal Trial, Michael E. Tigar, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 25

God Sees the Truth but Waits, Leo N. Tolstoy, Fall 1995 (22:1), p. 76 Vicar of Christ, The, Walter F. Murphy, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 68 Federal Law of Privileges, The, Daniel J. Capra, Fall 1989 (16:1), p. 32 Video in the Courtroom: More Than a Talking Head, Eli Chernow, Fall 1988 (15:1), p. 3 All About Litigation, Miriam Kass, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 2 Final Five, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 41 Simple Lessons from a Complex Case, Norman J. Wiener, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 14 Concentrating on Cooperation, Charles R. Weiner, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 5 Lawyers' Admissions, Alan Mansfield, Fall 1985 (12:1), p. 39 Preparing for Appeal, Steven F. Molo and Paul P. Biebel Jr., Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 21 Winning on Appeal, Richard M. Markus, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 49 Objectionable Objections, Joseph M. McLaughlin, Summer 1984 (10:4), p. 32 Opening Statement, Asa Rountree, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 1 Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 49 Organizing the Big Firm Litigation Department, Peter J. Mone, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 27 Voir Diring the Judges, David U. Strawn, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 5 Paying Tomorrow's Claims with Tomorrow's Dollars, Perry L. Fuller, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 27 Future Inflation and Damage Awards, Frederick C. Kirby, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 31 Lizzie Borden, Bathsheba Spooner, and the Death Penalty, Robert Sullivan, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 33 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Spring 1976 (2:3), p. 39 Opening Statement, Robert F. Hanley, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 1 Are Jurors People?, Whitney North Seymour Jr., Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 3


Jury Voir Dire: The Lawyer's Perspective, William Snow Frates and Alan G. Greer, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. Jury Voir Dire: The Judge's Perspective, C. Clyde Atkins, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 19

Sexual Harassment Cases Rule Traps, Gregory P. Joseph, Fall 2003 (30:1), p. 6 Big Changes in the Federal Rules, Robert Pass, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 10

Small Claims I Hate Arbitration (Most of the Time), Robert E. Shapiro, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 36 What Happened in Erie, Irving Younger, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 43

Social Media Winning the Internet, Jason Beahm, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 56

Solo Practitioners New Commandments of Cross-Examination, The, Charles T. Hvass Jr., Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 26 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 47

Summary Judgment Now More Than Ever, Robert A. Clifford, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 1 Moot Courts: Scrimmage for the Appellate Lawyer, Charles G. Cole, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 37 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 49 Martial Arts and the Trial Lawyer, E.C. Deeno Kitchen, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 3 Belli Revisited, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 51 Voir Dire, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1979 (5:3), p. 37

Supreme Court of the United States A Conservative by Any Other Name, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 57 Crime of Passion Defense, Robert and Marilyn Aitken, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 51 Twonmbly and Iqbal: A License to Dismiss, Robert L. Rothman, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 1 Preserving the Independence of the Judiciary, Justice G. Barry Anderson, Winter 2009 (35:2), p. 3 Read All Over, Nell B. Strachan, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 41


Is the Ethical Lawyer an Endangered Species?, Jed S. Rakoff, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 3 Starting on the Right Foot: Effective Opening Statements, Mark L.D. Wawro, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 10 Certiorari Practice: The Supreme Court's Shrinking Docket, Stephen M. Shapiro, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 25 Discovery from the Federal Government, C. Coleman Bird, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 19 All About Litigation, , Fall 1982 (9:1), p. 2 Accountants: A Flexible Standard, A. A. Sommer Jr., Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 35 Accountants' Civil Liability: Through the Looking Glass and Other "Impossible Things", Carl D. Liggio, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 40

Taxation A Conservative by Any Other Name, Robert E. Shapiro, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 57 Depositions from the Client's Perspective, Jose Sariego, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 16 To MDL or Not to MDL? A Defense Perspective, Mark Herrmann, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 43 Blue and Gray as One, The: Holmes and White on the Supreme Court, Paul R. Baier, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 76

Medium v. Tedium: Video Depositions Come of Age, David M. Balabanian, Fall 1980 (7:1), p. 25 Time for Oral Argument, David W. Peck, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 39 Battling the Big Guys at Buffalo Creek, David B. Roe, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 41 Rule 801: More Than a Definition, William E. McDaniels, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 17

Technology A 40-Year Retrospective on Litigation, Mark A. Neubauer, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 14 State Courts and the Transformation to Virtual Courts, Jeff Aresty, Daniel Rainey, and James Cormie, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 50

Winning the Internet, Jason Beahm, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 56 iPad for Litigators, The: Storming the Courtrooms, Sharon D. Nelson and John W. Simek, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 15

Lure of the Internet and the Limits on Judicial Fact Research, The, Elizabeth G. Thornburg, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 41

How to Get Clients to Eat Their Spinach, Ellen C. Brotman, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 32


Top Ten Tax Tenets for Trial Lawyers, Robert W. Wood, Summer 2009 (35:4), p. 38 Thoughts on Safeguarding Judicial Independence: An Interview With Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Elaine E. Bucklo and Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2009 (35:3), p. 6

Middle Temple Lawyers and the American Revolution, Robert Aitken, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 69 Fairness, John G. Koeltl, Winter 2008 (34:2), p. 3 Literary Trials: Resolution, Denise Mina, Spring 2007 (33:3), p. 68 Sir Edward Carson Cross-Examines Oscar Wilde, Robert Aitken and Marilyn Aitken, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 51

Bench Trials, Thomas A. Mauet, Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 13 Crucible, The, Arthur Miller, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 76 Rehearing Motions: The Switch of Minds That Saved The Times, David M. Giles and Bruce Brown, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 48

Stranger in a Strange Land: Discovery Abroad, Mark R. Anderson, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 41 Computer Databases: Forced Production versus Shared Enterprise, Brendan J. Griffen and Michael Owen Miller, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 40

Trial Lawyer or Litigator, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 3 Rebuttal: Corporate Clients: Entitled to Privilege, Lee N. Abrams, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 39

Temporary Restraining Order Hillmon Case, the MacGuffin, and the Supreme Court, The, Marianne Wesson, Fall 2005 (32:1), p. 30 Nine Ways to Use Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 45 Opening Statement for the Defense in Criminal Cases, Richard J. Crawford, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 26

Terrorism Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Trial Lawyer, Paul Mark Sandler, JoAnne A. Epps, and Ronald J. Waicukauski, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 16

Persuading Courts to Impose Sanctions on Your Adversary, Douglas J. Pepe, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 21 Dive Early, Dive Deep: The Importance of Pre-suit Investigation, Maximilian A. Grant, Katharine R. Saunders, and Mia R. Sussman, Fall 2009 (36:1), p. 17

Representing Lawyers, Lawrence J. Vilardo and Vincent E. Doyle III, Summer 2006 (32:4), p. 8 Better Discovery Through Document Management, Lisa C. Wood, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 43


Testimony Mischief of the Unpublished Opinion, The, Arthur B. Spitzer and Charles H. Wilson, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 3

Trial of Mamachtaga, The, Hugh Henry Brackenridge, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 47

Torts Tort Transformation in the Cultural Quicksand of Language and Values, Clay Calvert, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 30

Sua Sponte, Linda Quinn, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 31 Rise and Possible Fall of Tortious Interference, The, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 55 It Depends on the Meaning of "Ex Parte", Jack M. Weiss, Winter 2003 (29:2), p. 27 Getting Your Message Across: Visual Aids and Demonstrative Exhibits in the Courtroom, Charles L. Babcock and Jason S. Bloom, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 41

Challenges for the Federal Judiciary, H. Thomas Wells Jr., Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 1 Defending the Dead-Bang Loser, C. Barry Montgomery, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 21 Lessons from Winning--and Losing, Howard D. Scher, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 25 Timeless Litigator, The, Jerold S. Solovy and Robert L. Byman, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 12 Ethos and the Art of Argument, Ronald J. Waicukauski, JoAnne Epps, and Paul Mark Sandler, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 31

Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1999 (26:1), p. 65 Paper It's Written On, The, Jeremy D. Mishkin, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 17 Getting Wise About Resume Lies, Marcy Ressler Harris, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 21 Pointers on Preserving the Record, Sylvia H. Walbolt and Susan L. Landy, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 31 Wild Bill Hickok: The Two Trials of Jack McCall, Robert Aitken, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 51 Mass Torts and Bankruptcy, Stuart M. Bernstein, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 5 Final Five, The, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 41 Voir Dire: Preparation and Execution, Windle Turley, Spring 1982 (8:3), p. 19 A Note About Depositions, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 49


Primer on the Use of Tape-Recorded Evidence, A, Sharon T. Jacobson and Gary S. Jacobson, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 30

Bar Programs--Other Ways to Resolve Disputes, David M. Ebel, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 25 Analogies in Final Argument, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1980 (6:2), p. 37 Lecture, The, Robert Traver, Spring 1978 (4:3), p. 39 Witness Needs Help, The, Stuart A. Summit, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 14 Punitive Damages: Bonanza or Disaster?, Grant P. DuBois, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 35 Jury Voir Dire: The Lawyer's Perspective, William Snow Frates and Alan G. Greer, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. Columbian Building, The, Jacob A. Stein, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 35 Discovery and the Computer, Thomas R. Ewald, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 27 Reply Briefs, , Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 47 Attacking Anomie in the Legal Profession, Irving R. Kaufman, Winter 1975 (1:1), p. 5

Trade Secrets Economic Experts in Tort Litigation, Philip H. Corboy, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 28 Voir Diring the Judges, David U. Strawn, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 5 Quantum of Discovery vs. the Quality of Justice: More is Less, The, Arthur L. Liman, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 8 Federal Rules Are Alive and Well, The, Robert B. Krupansky, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 10 Surviving the Avalanche: Defendant's Discovery in Title VII Litigation, Stanley Mazaroff, Fall 1977 (4:1), p. 14

Trial Techniques Sun Tzu and the Art of Trial, William R. Shepherd and Thomas D. Smith, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 24 Sua Sponte, M. Margaret McKeown, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 25 Women Lawyers at Trial and on Appeal, Charles L. Babcock, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 13 Judges, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 2008 (35:1), p. 63 Gathering Evidence Against the Regime of Saddam Hussein, Anne Tompkins and Gregory Paw, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 6

Case for Recording Police Interrogations, The, Thomas P. Sullivan, Andrew W. Vail and Howard W. Anderson III, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 30


How to Take a Deposition--Preparation, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 2007 (34:1), p. 63 Untangling the Web: Defending a Perjury Case, Robert G. Morvillo and Christopher J. Morvillo, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 8

From Pom-Pom Girls to Center Court, Diane Henson, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 30 Method Acting for Lawyers, Kathleen B. Havener, Summer 2005 (31:4), p. 48 Legal Spectator & More, Peter D. Baird, Fall 2004 (31:1), p. 61 "Deselecting" the Jury in a Civil Case, Robert A. Clifford, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 8 Most Impertinent Question, The, Michael E. Tigar, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 9 Gender Bias: Continuing Challenges and Opportunities, Rebecca Korzec, Spring 2003 (29:3), p. 14 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Fall 2002 (29:1), p. 63 This Is What I'm Thinking: A Dialogue between Partner and Associate . . . From the Associate, Myriam E. Gilles, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 9

Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Fall 1998 (25:1), p. 57 Trial Lawyer as Storyteller, The: Reviving an Ancient Art, Benjamine Reid, Spring 1998 (24:3), p. 8 Presiding Over the Bar, Matthew J. D'Emic, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 5 Planning to Win, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1998 (24:2), p. 59 Judge or Jury?, Paul R. Taskier, Fall 1997 (24:1), p. 20 Taking Advantage of Mistakes, Timothy D. Reuben, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 29 Staging a Screenplay for Trial, Patricia Fields Anderson, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 32 Culprit, The, Anton Chekhov, Spring 1996 (22:3), p. 72 Free at Last: Reflections from Death Row, Bruce R. Braun, Winter 1996 (22:2), p. 11 Snapshots, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1995 (21:3), p. 53 Direct of Experts, James W. McElhaney, Winter 1995 (21:2), p. 57 Judge or Jury: The Lawyer's Perspective, Kenneth P. Nolan, Fall 1994 (21:1), p. 25 Litigating at the Speed of Light: Postconviction Proceedings Under a Death Warrant, James E. Coleman Jr., Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 14

Provisional Remedies Do Not Always Make Good Prescriptions, Aaron L. Danzig, Summer 1989 (15:4), p. 49


Tips for Appellate Advocates, Robert L. Stern, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 40 Sense of Injustice, The, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1988 (14:3), p. 47 Rosy Is My Relative, Gerald Durrell, Winter 1988 (14:2), p. 72 Thoughts About Closing Argument, Raymond W. Bergan, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 36 Jurywork: Systematic Techniques, Arthur D. Austin, Spring 1985 (11:3), p. 65 Keep the Client Happy, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1984 (10:3), p. 43 How to Interview the Client, Don Howarth and Thrace Hetrick, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 25 All About Litigation, William Pannill, Winter 1983 (9:2), p. 2 Defending the Specific Intent Crime or What to Do When the Presumption of Guilt Is Overwhelming, Alex A. Gaynes, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 11

Advance Sheet, Michael L. Shakman, Fall 1981 (8:1), p. 47 Opening Statement, Philip H. Corboy, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 1 White Collar Chafes, The: Looking for Evidence After Indictment, James V. Doramus, Spring 1980 (6:3), p. 16

Trials Obituary: The American Trial Lawyer, Born 1641-Died 20??, Mark W. Bennett, Spring 2013 (39:2), p. 5 My First Trial, Kenneth P. Nolan, Summer 2012 (38:4), p. 62 Advance Sheet, Robert E. Shapiro, Summer 2007 (33:4), p. 63 Corporate Wealth: The 800 Pound Gorilla That Sabotages Fair Adjudication of Punitive Damages, Andrew L. Frey, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 8

Civil Remedies for Criminal Conduct: Representing the Crime Victim, David L. Goldberg, Spring 2004 (30:3), p. 32

Blue and Gray as One, The: Holmes and White on the Supreme Court, Paul R. Baier, Summer 1998 (24:4), p. 76

Daniel M. Petrocelli: Reflections on the O.J. Simpson Case, Jeffrey N. Cole, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 32 Daniel M. Petrocelli: Reflections on the O.J. Simpson Case, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 1997 (23:3), p. 6 Trial Lawyer or Litigator, Weyman I. Lundquist, Summer 1981 (7:4), p. 3

Unfair Competition


Federal Hearsay Rule, The: You Can't Believe Everything You Hear, Jeffrey N. Cole, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 51

Defending the Dead-Bang Loser, C. Barry Montgomery, Spring 2000 (26:3), p. 21

Verdicts Arizona Sanctuary Case, The, Michael L. Altman, Summer 1990 (16:4), p. 23

Video Evidence Mini-Trials, Lawrence J. Fox, Summer 1993 (19:4), p. 36 Paris Trout, Pete Dexter, Fall 1990 (17:1), p. 64 Disqualifying Former Government Lawyers, Benjamin R. Civiletti, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 8 Disqualifying Judges, Evan A. Davis and Alisa F. Levin, Winter 1981 (7:2), p. 11 Springing Grand Jury Secrets, Carolyn B. Lamm, Summer 1978 (4:4), p. 25 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 49 Law and Politics in East Tennessee: A Legal Fable, Erby L. Jenkins, Spring 1975 (1:2), p. 39

Voir Dire Finding Bad Jurors, Kelley Barnett, Winter 2013 (39:1), p. 11

War Crimes Truth About Law Firm Divorces, The, Robert W. Hillman and Jacob A. Stein, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 26

Whistleblowers Wyatt Earp on Trial: How Cross-Examination Really Won the West, Steven Lubet, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 51

White-Collar Crime Confessions of Nat Turner, The, William Styron, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 72 Defending Lawyers' Mistakes, Jeffrey M. Smith, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 18 Advance Sheet, Howard W. Gutman, Summer 1987 (13:4), p. 53 Narcissism, Manners, and Morals: Can Grace and Collegiality Be Salvaged?, Peter Megargee Brown, Winter 1987 (13:2), p. 17

What to Do When a Defendant Goes Bankrupt, Douglas D. Dodd and Martin L. Grayson, Spring 1986 (12:3), p. 19


Tactics of the Motion in Limine, Stephen A. Saltzburg, Summer 1983 (9:4), p. 17 Forum Selection in Federal Tax Litigation, L. Paige Marvel, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 39 Protecting Your Record on Appeal, Ellis J. Horvitz, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 34 Preparing the Record on Appeal, Owen Rall, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 37 Time for Oral Argument, David W. Peck, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 39 Advance Sheet, James T. Fousekis, Winter 1978 (4:2), p. 49 Introduction to the Federal Rules of Evidence, An, Margaret A. Berger, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 8

Witness Preparation Farewell to Arms, A, Ernest Hemingway, Fall 2003 (30:1), p. 72 Litigation Training for the Next Century, Thomas A. Mauet and Dominic J. Gianna, Winter 2000 (26:2), p. 10

Bird's-Eye View: Consultant in the Jury Box, Elaine Lewis, Summer 1999 (25:4), p. 36 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 63 Relative Justice, Donald Black, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 32 Cross-Examination: Torching the Calendar, Daniel H. Skerritt, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 24 Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 1

Witnesses Evidentiary Surprises and Ethical Dilemmas, Sara L. Shudofsky, Spring 2008 (34:3), p. 45 Limits of Privilege in Communications with Experts, The, Sidney I. Schenkier, Winter 2007 (33:2), p. 16 American Jury Project and the Image of the Justice System, The, Dennis J. Drasco, Winter 2005 (31:2), p. 1 Demonstrative Exhibits on a Budget, Alan B. Parker, Winter 2004 (30:2), p. 22 Litigating Damages: Actual and Punitive, Andrew L. Frey and Dennis P. Orr, Winter 2003 (29:2), p. 33 Reply Briefs, , Summer 2002 (28:4), p. 63 Later Impressions, Anne C. Conway, Spring 2002 (28:3), p. 3 Teaching through Experts: Changing the Obscure to the Obvious, William T. Hangley, Spring 2001 (27:3), p. 19


From Competency to Rules of Limited Exclusion: Seeking Better Tools for the Search for Truth, A. Leo Levin, Arlene Fickler, and Malia Brink, Winter 2001 (27:2), p. 23

Developing Evidence from Nonparties, Richard G. Placey, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 32 Preparing Yourself for the Deposition, James W. McElhaney, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 61 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Spring 1999 (25:3), p. 63 Advance Sheet, R. Bruce Beckner, Winter 1999 (25:2), p. 57 Rex v. Casement, Robert Aitken, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 51 Free the Jury, B. Michael Dann, Fall 1996 (23:1), p. 5 Avoiding Bar Discipline, Leonard H. Becker, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 13 Different Legal Worlds, Janet Napolitano, Summer 1995 (21:4), p. 27 Appellate Oral Argument, Gary L. Sasso, Summer 1994 (20:4), p. 27 Who Am I?, Jacob A. Stein, Fall 1993 (20:1), p. 35 Doubled-Edged Disqualification Motions, John G. Koeltl and Jeffrey Oestericher, Winter 1993 (19:2), p. 38 "Real" Real Evidence, Ashley S. Lipson, Fall 1992 (19:1), p. 29 Yes to Mandatory Court-Annexed ADR, Raymond J. Broderick, Summer 1992 (18:4), p. 3 Relative Justice, Donald Black, Fall 1991 (18:1), p. 32 Assassin, The, Guy de Maupassant, Summer 1991 (17:4), p. 64 Batture Controversy, The, Albert J. Beveridge, Spring 1991 (17:3), p. 39 Getting Immunity and Using Privileges, Andrew R. Rogoff, Winter 1990 (16:2), p. 22 Dangers, Toils, and Snares: Appeals Before Final Judgment, Luther T. Munford, Spring 1989 (15:3), p. 18 What Do You Do When Your Client Lies?, William M. McErlean, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 8 Jury Argument: You, the Facts, and the Law, Michael E. Tigar, Summer 1988 (14:4), p. 19 Crossing the Star, Scott Turow, Fall 1987 (14:1), p. 40 Keeping Secrets Secret, Daniel P. Levitt, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 10 Plain English Comes to Court, Robert W. Benson, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 21 Strategic Discovery, Edna R. Sussman, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 37


Planning Fees Fights, Christopher T. Lutz, Fall 1986 (13:1), p. 41 Interview with Robert R. Merhige, Jr., Christopher T. Lutz, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 10 Jury Research: Spotting Jurors Who Can Hurt, Farrald G. Belote, Summer 1986 (12:4), p. 17 Cross-Examination: Torching the Calendar, Daniel H. Skerritt, Winter 1986 (12:2), p. 24 Judges I Have Known, Weyman I. Lundquist, Spring 1983 (9:3), p. 34 Achieving Better Settlements, Jim Sullivan, Summer 1982 (8:4), p. 8 Accounting Experts: The Care and Feeding of a Valuable Resource, Lawrence H. Fox and Samuel P. Gunther, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 33

Freedom of the Press, John G. Koeltl, Winter 1982 (8:2), p. 53 Rule 24: Effective Intervention, Donald Hilliker, Spring 1981 (7:3), p. 21 Campaigns on the Air: Political Broadcast Litigation, Arnold P. Lutzker, Summer 1980 (6:4), p. 36 'Negligence' in Discovery: No Paper Tiger, Walter Barthold, Fall 1979 (6:1), p. 39 Witness Control, James W. McElhaney, Summer 1979 (5:4), p. 47 Class Actions: Proposals for New Rules of Professional Responsibility, William C. O'Kelley, Winter 1979 (5:2), p. 25

Opening Statement, Paul R. Connolly, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 1 Introduction to Proving Damages, An, James W. McElhaney, Fall 1976 (3:1), p. 45 Who Killed Harry Gleason?, Andrew Hacker, Winter 1976 (2:2), p. 26 Introduction to the Federal Rules of Evidence, An, Margaret A. Berger, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 8 Advance Sheet, Steven M. Umin, Fall 1975 (2:1), p. 45

Wrongful Death Classical Rhetoric and the Modern Trial Lawyer, Paul Mark Sandler, JoAnne A. Epps, and Ronald J. Waicukauski, Winter 2010 (36:2), p. 16

Ox-Bow Incident, The, Walter Van Tilburg Clark, Summer 1997 (23:4), p. 76 Do Not Ignore This Opening Statement--or Any Others: A Reply to Professor Zeisel, Donald E. Vinson and Robert F. Harley, Winter 1989 (15:2), p. 1

Settlement Negotiations, Kenneth P. Nolan, Summer 1985 (11:4), p. 17 Witness Needs Help, The, Stuart A. Summit, Winter 1977 (3:2), p. 14


Wrongful Imprisonment Corporate Responsibility: The Lawyer's Role, Brad D. Brian, Spring 2006 (32:3), p. 1
