ABA Journal 1993 Mark Curriden - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
ABA Journal 1993 Mark Curriden
Bar seeks indigent defense money; Tenn. petititon cites inadequate lawyer pay, overworked defenders.	Law	Mark Curriden
Boy's consent to search not valid; to Darrin Davis' relief, court says 10-year-old can't waive parents' rights. (Georgia)	Law	Mark Curriden
Courts reject drug-tainted evidence; studies find cocaine-soiled cash so prevalent that even Janet Reno had some.	Law	Mark Curriden
Fees for pleas called improper; prosecutor's deal with unpaid defense lawyers spurs Georgia ethics opinion. (agreement to waive legal fees in return for prosecution pledge not to seek death penalty judged unethical) (Georgia)	Law	Mark Curriden
Informant's testimony unravels case; 11th Circuit to decide if politically motivated arrest taints cocaine prosecution.	Law	Mark Curriden
Mississippi changing; how gambling helped the nation's poorest court system.	Law	Mark Curriden
Security lax before Dallas shooting; politicians reluctant to spend money for court safety improvements.	Law	Mark Curriden
Settling racial conflicts is CRS goal; little-known division of Justice dispatched to resolve school bus dispute. (Community Relations Service)	Law	Mark Curriden
Sodomy laws challenged; gay activists find successes in some state courts, legislatures.	Law	Mark Curriden
Sterilization ordered for child abuser; from Tennessee to Texas, judges order procedure when defendants volunteer.	Law	Mark Curriden
Stumped police turn to crime shows; law enforcement, viewers like "Most Wanted" and "Mysteries," both 5 years old.	Law	Mark Curriden
Suicide or lynching? Human rights commission holds hearings on jail hangings.	Law	Mark Curriden
Ten commandments rulings; two judges issue compromise decisions on courthouse displays.	Law	Mark Curriden
The changing faces of Southern courts; some call them progressive; others say they're becoming downright liberal.	Law	Mark Curriden
Who decides child's best interests? In grandparent visitation disputes, parents do, unless unfit, one court says. (Hawk v. Hawk) (Tennessee)	Law	Mark Curriden

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