| ABA Journal 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| ABA/YLD spells relief; Young Lawyers move quickly to assist hurricane victims. | Law | JoEllen Bursinger |
| ABE 1992 annual report. (American Bar Endowment) (includes related article) | Law | |
| Abello appeal. (Jose Abello's drug-smuggling conviction upheld) | Law | Robert Yates |
| A formula for disaster. (Associate Leveraging: Does It Help or Hurt the Profession?) (Column) | Law | Michael A. Trotter |
| A hero in more ways than one; a tribute to Thurgood Marshall. | Law | Dennis W. Archer, Joseph C. Marshall III |
| A lawyer's pledge; living up to the ideals of the profession takes work. | Law | James S. Hill |
| A mentor's legacy; Charles Hamilton Houston, Thurgood Marshall and the civil rights movement. (Justice Thurgood Marshall) | Law | Ken Gormley |
| An invitation to malpractice; ignoring conflict-of-interest rules can open Pandora's box. | Law | Harry H. Schneider Jr. |
| Arbitrary prosecution? Alleged drug kingpin challenges constitutionality of federal death-penalty law. (Thomas Pitera) | Law | Edward Frost |
| Art and the law '92. (West Publishing Company's 17th annual Art and the Law exhibit) | Law | |
| A watchdog for the guardians. (Corporate Law; What is the Impact of New ALI Proposals on Shareholder Litigation?) | Law | John C. Coffee Jr. |
| Away from home; children caught in middle by parental moves. | Law | Arnold H. Rutkin |
| Bush v. Clinton; the candidates on legal issues. (The Election) (Interview) | Law | |
| Calculating the value of design; winning projects show firms' commitment. (1992 Law Office Design Winners) | Law | Sara O. Marberry |
| Chapter 11 under fire; critics say stockholders, unions lose in reorganizations while lawyers win. | Law | Kenneth Jost |
| Cleaning house; environmental hazards can undermine a property's use and value. | Law | Michael B. Gerrard |
| Crumbling courthouses; New York judges complain of lack of maintenance, security, fax machines. | Law | Edward Frost |
| Crunch time; last-minute tax planning can still pay off in 1992. | Law | Thomas J. Dwyer |
| Dangerous liaisons: survey: most disapprove of lawyer-client sex. | Law | J.L. Bernard, Dan S. Murrell, Deborah L. O'Laughlin, Lisa Coleman |
| Directors under fire; corporate board members should approach their tasks with caution. | Law | A.A. Sommer Jr. |
| Doing good; how one law firm started a low-fee branch office to help those in need. (Hunton and Williams) (Richmond, Virginia) | Law | George H. Hettrick |
| Fighting genetic discrimination; lawyer, denied insurance on basis of father's disease, backs protective laws. (Theresa Morelli) | Law | Myk Cherskov |
| Frankly speaking; conversations with seven lawyers. (Interview) | Law | Richard L. Fricker |
| Funding equal justice: state commissions studying bias in courts hampered by budget constraints. | Law | Clay Hathorn |
| Guilty plea; BOG member fails to file tax return. (Gary C. Huckaby of A.B.A. Board of Governors) | Law | |
| Holding out; juries vs. public pressure. (Rodney King aftermath) (After the Verdict) | Law | Darlene Ricker |
| How not to respond to a disciplinary inquiry; eight ways to make a bad situation worse. | Law | David J. Walker |
| Is the evidence all in? A proposal for revising the federal rules. (Federal Rules of Evidence) | Law | Edward R. Becker, Aviva Orenstein |
| It's not too late for the crucible; question of perjury in Thomas hearings will not go away. | Law | Stuart Lefstein |
| Jury system alive and well; symposium endorses active role, better conditions for civil jurors. (symposium held by Center for Jury Studies of National Center for State Courts) | Law | Emily Couric |
| Just a country lawyer; collegiality and Chivas Regal live on in New York state. | Law | Robert L. Ostertag |
| Justice: the new commodity. (television broadcasts of trials) | Law | Gerry L. Spence |
| Leveraging isn't the problem. (Associate Leveraging: Does It Help or Hurt the Profession?) (Column) | Law | Mary Ann Altman |
| Looking back; reflections on a life well-spent. (Justice Thurgood Marshall) (Interview) | Law | Gary A. Hengstler |
| Looking for a new place to practice? The 10 best cities for lawyers. | Law | Lawrence Savell |
| Looking for Mr. Goodlawyer; what clients want. | Law | Alan P. Levine |
| N.C. day-care operator convicted; defense blunders, independent therapists, credible witnesses aid prosecution. (child molestation trial of Little Rascals day-care owner Robert Fulton Kelly Jr.) | Law | Miriam Durkin |
| No: a competitive disadvantage. (The Earth Summit: Was the United States Right Not to Sign the Biodiversity Convention?) | Law | David P. Hackett |
| No: an eye on government. (The Thomas-Hill Leak Probe: Should the Senate Have Compelled Disclosure of Confidential Sources?) | Law | Floyd Abrams |
| No: another roadblock. (Legal Assistants: Has the Time Arrived for State-by-State Licensing?) | Law | Theresa Meehan Rudy |
| No: a pat thesis. (First Amendment: Does Media Coverage Influence the Outcome of Judicial Decisions?) | Law | Rodney A. Smolla |
| No: "a pre-ordained conclusion." (The Kennedy Assassination: Was the Warren Commission Report Credible?) | Law | Oliver Stone |
| No: exploding the myths. (Health Care Reform: Should Curbing Medical Malpractice Litigation Be Part of the Solution?) | Law | William W. Falsgraf |
| No: It's already covered. (Attorney Discipline: Do We Need an Ethical Rule Restricting Sexual Relations with Clients?) (Column) | Law | Philip H. Corboy |
| No: limited by design. (Judicial Impeachment: Does It Present a Justiciable Issue for the Courts?) | Law | |
| No: pragmatically impotent. (Sex Offenders: Is Castration an Acceptable Punishment?) | Law | Andrew Vachhs |
| No: prayer is not a crime. (First Amendment: Should Parents Be Punished for Using Prayer to Treat a Fatally Ill Child?) | Law | Stephen J. Lyons |
| Not in the corporation's best interests. (Impact of American Law Institute proposals on shareholder litigation) | Law | Michael P. Dooley |
| Nowhere to hide; a lawyer faces his own nemesis in 'Cape Fear.' | Law | David Morgan |
| Now showing at a courtroom near you ... sophisticated computer graphics come of age - and evidence will never be the same. | Law | Roy W. Krieger |
| Now that it's over; winners and losers in the confirmation process. (The Thomas Hearings) (Column) | Law | Nina Burleigh |
| Of GRATs and GRUTs; trusts offer benefits linked to interest rates. (grantor retained annuity trust, grantor retained unitrust) | Law | Rick J. Taylor |
| Old world new order; tips for U.S. lawyers in Eastern Europe. | Law | William Karl Wilburn |
| Olympic lawyers behind the scenes; let the games begin. | Law | Leah Rothstein Garnett |
| On being a private practitioner; once in a while, you can make a difference. | Law | Harvey B. Rubenstein |
| Opening doors; employers face adjustment period as ADA goes into effect. (Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990) | Law | Jonathan R. Mook |
| Paradigms lost; changes in the legal-talent market. (includes article on hot practice areas) | Law | Steven Keeva, Peter F. Flake |
| Participating mortgages; exploring alternatives to real estate joint ventures. | Law | Robert Bell |
| Paying for ADR; to make it work, we have to provide funds for it. | Law | Frank E.A. Sander |
| Preventing fraudulent reporting; auditing for honesty. | Law | Louis Braiotta Jr. |
| Professionalism and money. | Law | Seth Rosner |
| Re-defining close corporations; courts, legislatures move to protect minority shareholders. | Law | Ivery D. Foreman |
| Re-entering the mythical kingdom; numbers on the world's lawyers are hard to come by. (response to Ray August, ABA Journal, vol. 78, Sep. 1992) | Law | Marc Galanter |
| Room for minorities; firms advised that a diverse work force is good for business. | Law | Nancy Blodgett |
| Safe harbors; offshore trusts offer asset protections. | Law | Rick J. Taylor |
| Secrets of October 1962; opening Cuban missile crisis files under FOIA. | Law | Stuart H. Newberger |
| Seeing isn't always believing; a video does not a verdict make. | Law | David A. Harris |
| Seller beware; burden of disclosing defects shifting to sellers. | Law | James D. Lawlor |
| Sending children back; efforts to reverse adoptions face strong legal obstacles. | Law | Stephen W. Hayes |
| Sentence yourself; corporate defendants can affect their own fines, under new guidelines. | Law | Thomas G. Slater Jr. |
| Sixth annual legal software directory. | Law | Bruce L. Dorner, Carol Woodbury |
| Snail darter advocate sues a sheriff; whether a journalist or lawyer, W.P. Boone Dougherty fights government. (Georgia) | Law | Bill Torpy |
| Something in the air; ozone depletion raises commercial real estate issues. | Law | Kevin L. Shepherd |
| Stalking laws proliferate; but critics say constitutional flaws also abound. | Law | Gera-Lind Kolarik |
| Taking the plunge; getting started on PCs. | Law | Nicholas J. Wallwork |
| Tampering with evidence; the liability and competitiveness myth. | Law | Kenneth Jost |
| The battered women's syndrome; tort liability makes it essential to separate myths from reality. | Law | Paul J. Buser |
| The color of justice. (Rodney King verdict aftermath) (After the Verdict) | Law | |
| The Court and its critics; charges of mediocrity unfounded. (Supreme Court) | Law | Paul R. Baier |
| The English rule; searching for winners in a loser pays system. | Law | Herbert M. Kritzer |
| The grand concept; the integrated approach to law firm management. | Law | Richard C. Reed |
| The long-distance runner; a roundtable on America's first black justice. (Justice Thurgood Marshall) (Panel Discussion) | Law | |
| "The most fun they've ever had": lawyers in the world of pro sports. | Law | Joel Kaplan |
| The mythical kingdom of lawyers; America doesn't have 70 percent of the earth's lawyers. | Law | Ray August |
| The natural language way; WINning simplifies case law searches. (Westlaw Is Natural makes searching easie) | Law | Simon Chester |
| The new Europe: an economic giant is born. (European Community) | Law | Thomas H. Irwin |
| The other side of the rights coin; having rights necessitates accepting the responsibilities that go with them. (communitarian view) | Law | Amitai Etzioni |
| The perfect question; setting the trap in cross-examination. | Law | Paul Ivan Birzon |
| The Racial Preference Licensing Act; a fable about the politics of hate. | Law | Derrick A. Bell |
| Three little words; the nature of the judicial process revisited. | Law | Joseph W. Bellacosa |
| Tools of the trade; judging, like carpentry, requires craftsmanship. (Connecticut trial judge relates experience helping build a house) | Law | Robert Satter |
| Too many lawyers? Restoring a sense of community. (Column) | Law | Zona Hostetler |
| Tort case raises ethical question; must lawyer reveal that his client may have stolen a gun from his law offices? | Law | Gera-Lind Kolarik |
| Watching your basket; keys to nurturing a successful investment portfolio. | Law | J. Michael McGowan |
| What the members think; expectations and priorities solicited through an in-depth survey of the ABA membership. | Law | |
| Where was the crucible? The cross-examination that wasn't. (The Thomas Hearings) (Column) | Law | F. Lee Bailey |
| Why are they picking on us? (lawyer-bashing) | Law | Lawrence Savell |
| Why settle for less? Factoring in taxability. (damage awards) | Law | Tony M. Edwards, Carolyn Reiser |
| Yes: a prime factor. (Health Care Reform: Should Curbing Medical Malpractice Litigation Be Part of the Solution?) | Law | Pete V. Domenici |
| Yes: a scuttled investigation. (The Thomas-Hill Leak Probe: Should the Senate Have Compelled Disclosure of Confidential Sources?) | Law | Bruce Fein |
| Yes: a threat to property rights. (The Earth Summit; Was the United States Right Not to Sign the Biodiversity Convention?) | Law | C. Michael Hathaway |
| Yes: "Beyond a reasonable doubt." (The Kennedy Assassination: Was the Warren Commission Report Credible?) | Law | Richard M. Mosk |
| Yes: business of the courts. (Judicial Impeachment: Does It Present a Justiciable Issue for the Courts?) | Law | |
| Yes: consider chemical treatment. (Sex Offenders: Is Castration an Acceptable Punishment?) | Law | Douglas J. Besharov |
| Yes: enhance professionalism. (Legal Assistants: Has the Time Arrived for State-by-State Licensing?) | Law | Hope Viner Samborn |
| Yes: parents have a duty. (First Amendment: Should Parents Be Punished for Using Prayer to Treat a Fatally Ill Child?) | Law | David A. Tate |
| Yes: put it in writing. (Attorney Discipline: Do We Need an Ethical Rule Restricting Sexual Relations with Clients?) (Column) | Law | Cornelia Honchar Tuite |
| Yes: the press loves activists. (First Amendment: Does Media Coverage Influence the Outcome of Judicial Decisions?) | Law | Bruce Fein |
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.
