| ABA Journal 1995 Richard C. Reuben |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A 'simple command' creates confusion: validity of thousands of redistricting plans in doubt after high court ruling. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Baker & McKenzie shelves librarians: library professionals worry bargain-hunting firms will look to outsourcing. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Baseball strike teaches legal lessons: lawyers should reassess strategies, avoid animosities in negotiations. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Delayed brief almost lands lawyer in jail: after granting 19 extension requests, California Supreme Court loses patience. (H. Peter Young) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Double jeopardy claims gaining: issue is raised with some success in civil-forfeiture, drunk-driving cases. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Florida bar's ad restriction constitutional: High Court upholds 30-day ban on lawyer mail solicitation of accident victims. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Get-tough stance draws fiscal criticism; California's three-strikes law could cost $5.5 billion annually, RAND study says. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| If the punishment fits; doctored BMW paint job returns punitive damages issue to court. (BMW of North America v. Gore) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| In his mother's footsteps: judge's son, if confirmed, will join her on 9th Circuit. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Law firm bias complaints rising: EEOC statistics show substantial leap in gender, age and disability claims. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Model tribunal plagued by cash woes; body hearing claims against Iraq ambitious but underfunded. (United Nations Compensation Commission) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| O.J. trial a case study in stress: experts point to ways of coping when courtrooms heat up, tempers flare. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| One crime, two punishments: asset forfeiture cases offer chance to sort out double jeopardy issues. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Plaintiffs rarely win punitives, study says: DOJ survey of state civil verdicts praised for depth, criticized for emphasis. (Dept of Justice) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Ruling cuts jury's role in patent cases: critic claims opinion elevates generalist judges to 'super-scientists.' | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Stuntpersons add drama to cases; accidents are re-created to support litigants' version of events. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Suing the firm. | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| The new federalism. (includes related article on Tenth Amendment litigation) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| Two agencies review forced arbitration: EEOC gets injunction against company that told workers: accept ADR or quit. (alternative dispute resolution) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
| West-financed judicial award under fire; legal publishing giant defends integrity of Devitt selection process. (West Publishing Co.; Edward J. Devitt Award) | Law | Richard C. Reuben |
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