| The National Law Journal 1992 Rorie Sherman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Boston blacks hail new DA, first in city. (Ralph C. Martin, Jr.) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Comp lawyer nets $450K fee in fear case; the matter's settled, but one lawyer and his allies vow to fight on. (Jonathan L. Alpert fighting another use of workers' comp for racist reasons) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Discipline cases steady for now; but change is in offing. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| DNA evidence dispute escalates. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| DNA is on trial yet again; the battle gets nastier and the stakes, higher. (DNA fingerprinting as evidence) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Gay law no longer closeted; family issues face courts and lawmakers. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Genetic testing criticized; a draft report says DNA typing testimony should not be admitted. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| In novel AIDS suit, wrongful death is alleged. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Lawyers find job a cause, not a specialty. (pro- and anti-abortion rights lawyers) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Long Du Pont case ends - almost; discrimination proved. Now, for damages. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Making computer searches easier; questions can be asked. (WIN system from Westlaw) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Military counsel fight command; up in arms over civilian putsch. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Moving graphics; computer animation enters criminal cases. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| NAS's final report is released; DNA typing. (National Academy of Sciences) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| N.J. shuts down its Advocate; was unique in nation. (Division of Public Interest Advocacy) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Old laws shape kidnap case; spousal immunity at issue. (Arthur and Irene Seale kidnapping of Exxon executive Sidney Reso) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Pregnant drug abusers sue for treatment. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Quayle spices up ABA meeting; discipline, finances also are on the agenda. (Dallas, Texas; reaction to Dan Quayle's tort reform proposals) | Law | Rorie Sherman, Randall Samborn |
| Rape victims' records vulnerable; Massachusetts prosecutors, therapists see a chilling effect. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Reporters' promise held enforceable. (promises of confidentiality to news sources are legally enforceable) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Soviet files cast doubt on OSI Nazi hunt. (Justice Department's Office of Special Investigations) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Split rulings for fetal abuse cases. (Kentucky appellate court overturns prenatal child abuse conviction) | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| TB hysteria, repeated? As tuberculosis spreads again, lawyers help formulate new battle plans to contain the scourge, made more complicated by the AIDS epidemic. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| The big push: federal prosecutors pump iron into their campaign against bodybuilding steroids. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| The 'show' case may be gutted; Utah abortion ban lawsuit. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| The war to heat up; anti-abortion activists are going to reignite the battles in the states. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
| Visitation, alleged abuse are a potent mix. | Law | Rorie Sherman |
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.
