| ABA Journal 1995 Henry J. Reske |
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| ABA settles antitrust suit on accreditation: Justice Department says review process inflated law school faculty salaries. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| A classic battle of lobbyists: tort reform adversaries trade charges, appeal to emotions. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| An untested remedy for abused women; some say new law will burden federal courts, provide divorce bargaining chip. (includes related article on admissibility of evidence on prior convictions provision of 1994 crime bill) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Bar applicant wins ADA suit; judge rules broad mental health questions discriminate against disabled. (Americans with Disabilities Act) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Camera in federal courts vote delayed: U.S. Judicial Conference instead focuses on long-range plan recommendations. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Communications law entering new era; legal advice will be needed on legislation aimed at spurring competition. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Congress asked to lower crack penalities: Reno, citing drug's impact, opposes Sentencing Commission proposal. (Janet Reno) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Courtroom cameras face new scrutiny; critics say Simpson case should not be televised. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Defense lawyers fear impact of Cali case: attorney's indictments for aiding drug clients could chill advocacy, critics claim. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Dividing up the vote: racially drawn congressional districts face constitutional challenge. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| DOJ adopts ADR program: plan expected to speed up, reduce cost of civil cases. (Justice Department, alternative dispute resolution) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Double cross: free speech issue surfaces over Ku Klux Klan's Christmas display. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Dye is cast: color can be trademarked; ruling could benefit those seeking protection for unusual product features. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Ex-Colombian drug judge rediscovers law in U.S.: her idealism waned after dodging assassins' bullets. (Luz Nagle) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Federal court to consider IOLTA challenge; conservative legal group's Texas lawsuit survives a motion to dismiss. (Interest on Lawyers Trust Accounts, Washington Legal Foundation) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| From courtroom to classroom: college-level reading program for criminals shows early success. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Generation X jurors a challenge: lawyer oratory may bore those raised with MTV and remote control. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Growing judiciary worries administrator; federal judges see their role change because of congressional decisions. (L. Ralph Mecham, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Judge gets tough in fungicide trials.(Florida) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Judge takes lead role in Microsoft case: in a controversial ruling, Sporkin rejects antitrust consent decree. (Stanley Sporkin) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Judicial vacancies declining: Clinton nominees nonideological, noncontroversial, to the dismay of some liberals. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Law firm offers satisfaction guarantee. (Coffield Ungaretti & Harris) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Lesbianism at center of custody dispute: Va. Supreme Court denies mom's petition to raise her son in gay environment. (Virginia) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Leveling the playing fields: Supreme Court tackles limits of rules allowing student athlete drug tests. (Vernonia School District v. Acton) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Long-range plan would cut federal cases; draft report warns of a 'nightmare' future if recommendations ignored. (draft report by Long Range Planning Committee of U.S. Judicial Conference) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Lunch not unethical; judge rules on Sentelle complaints. (D.C. Circuit Judge David Sentelle's lunch with Republican legislators while he was deciding on Whitewater independent counsel appointment ruled not unethical) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Perils of bombing prosecutions: trying case in media spotlight brings pressure, security concerns. (Oklahoma City bombing) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Rally for court cameras falls short: Judicial Conference committee rejects judges' plea to keep broadcasting. (includes related article with Judicial Conference position on Contract with America measures) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Rose, Hubbell nondisclosure alleged: FDIC says firm, former partner should have revealed ties to failed thrift. (Rose Law Firm and former partner Webster Hubbell) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Securities law changes debated: supporters say bill restores fairness; critics claim it cuts investor protections. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Software publishers take interest in UCC: industry wants revisions to reflect specific needs, permit liability disclaimers. (includes related article on contracts) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Speech without fees not free: court strikes down ban on honoraria for federal workers. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Study reveals surge in prisoner appeals: combined with civil rights claims, they continue to dominate appellate dockets. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Supreme Court bans routine vacatur; unanimous decision considered adverse to business, government. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| The diverse legacy of Warren Burger. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| The politics of death: dispute over defender organizations mirrors debate over death penalty. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Touting affiliates creates ethical problems; ABA opinion advises lawyers to disclose to clients nature of firm affiliations. (includes opinion on contingency fees) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Trademark blues: the court considers whether to extend registration rights to product colors. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Tragedy alters lobbyist's views; damages capped for tort reformer injured by malpractice. (Frank Cornelius) (Indiana) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Verdict on Simpson trial: observers say prosecution lost the case over a bloody glove, racist cop. (O.J. Simpson) (California) | Law | Henry J. Reske |
| Victim-offender mediation catching on: advocates say programs, typically for nonviolent offenses, benefit both parties. | Law | Henry J. Reske |
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