| ABA Journal 1997 John Gibeaut |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| ABA backs unified family courts.(Cover Story) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Agenda augurs lively debate; death penalty, domestic violence on the table for San Antonio midyear meeting. (58th ABA midyear meeting) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Alien-criminals sent packing: immigration lawyers face new woes with tough deportation law. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Anderson on the ticket: president-elect nominee hopes to 'refresh' lawyers.(ABA nominee Philip Anderson) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Avoiding trouble at the mill; a lengthy client list guarantees success, right. Not necessarily. Ethics and malpractice problems can plague a high-volume practice. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Class debates: reproductive, disability rights mix in KKK Act cases. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Confidence boost: study shows police conduct can convince eyewitnesses that they identified the right suspect. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Corporate boards can kill suits; key state court says investors must show wrongdoing.(Pennsylvania) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Corporate temptations; serving on a client's board holds risks as well as benefits. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Cutting through school daze; ABA guide treats prospective law students as consumers, skips rankings. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Deadly inspiration. (movie-inspired crime) (includes related article on proposed restrictions on television content) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Defining punishment: courts split on notification provisions of sex offender laws. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Doing the right thing; lawyers may have to look beyond conduct rules for ethics answers. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Filling a need; lawyers are drilling home the point that dentists who won't treat HIV patients may be practicing the most pervasive discrimination of all. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Good news, bad news on malpractice; growth in claims has slowed, but more result in payouts to plaintiffs. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Home for keeps. (Safety and Support for Abused and Neglected Children Act)(Cover Story) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Honest conundrum: application of federal fraud statutes sets 5th Circuit apart. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Labor intensive: courts split on union rights to distribute fliers in malls. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Learning curve: ABA uses technology to make continuing legal education more available to members. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Looking for lift; journalists, politicians join lawyers in search for ways to boost public images. (Jan 1997 forum sponsored by Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and A.B.A. Section of Litigation) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Lucas deserved better; what should have had a happy ending - foster parents adopting the children they had taken into their home - turned into a nightmare of abuse, neglect and death. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Marking a decade of struggle: new report cites only 'incremental' progress for minorities in the law. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Mending judicial fences: commission suggests ways to dodge politics, bolster public support. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Nobody's child: the way Americans go about caring for abused and neglected kids is a mess; the only way to fix a system that fails everyone may be for juvenile court judges and lawyers to take charge. (includes related articles) (Cover Story) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Nourishing the profession; report on professionalism calls for ethics training, civility rules in court. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Performance review: after-acquired evidence allowed in wrongful discharge suits. (Colorado) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Pointed argument: House passes needle exchange policy over intense opposition. (A.B.A. House of Delegates) | Law | James Podgers, John Gibeaut |
| Promoting fair play; new ABA manual pinpoints ways to take bias out of lawyer evaluations. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Questions of authority; jurisdiction cases crop up as Internet sales erase borders. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Same words, different meanings: affirmative action debate is rife with views on how to achieve equality. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Senior advisers: what every lawyer with older clients or aging parents needs to know about protecting their health care and estates.(Continuing Legal Education) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Shield a prosecution sword; rape laws can protect accuser who has reason to lie. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Shooting for parity on the playing fields: courts seek formula for gender equality in college athletic programs under Title IX. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Sign on the dotted screen: ABA takes lead in developing guidelines for electronic document verification. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Sobering thoughts: legislatures and courts increasingly are just saying no to intoxication as a defense or mitigating factor. (includes related article on state laws on substance abusers) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| The last word: jury is still out on effects of victim impact testimony. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| The other victims. (attorney conduct toward families of air crash victims and provision of legal information) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| The real insiders; SEC may take securities trading issue to Supreme Court. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Was Rand right: conference attendees differ on whether civil justice study was too harsh. | Law | John Gibeaut |
| What YLD did this summer: lawyers volunteer to give kids in 21 cities a leg up in life. (A.B.A. Young Lawyers Division) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Who's raising the kids? (role models and juvenile justice)(includes related article on teenage curfew imposed by Minnesota's Mall of America) | Law | John Gibeaut |
| Zapping cyber piracy: copyright protection in the digital age has turned into a battle over space turf, raising constitutional questions of owners' rights vs. public access. | Law | John Gibeaut |
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