| The National Law Journal 1997 Harvey Berkman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 10 months after 'Koon,' sentence guidelines intact; decision was hailed as giving judges more power to depart from them. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| ABA's 'unqualified' judges doing well; the ABA rating system may come under fire, given the jurists' records. (Judges David F. Hamilton, David A. Katz, and Alexander Williams, Jr.) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| A capital defender; the former Justice Department prosecutor scores the unchecked powers of independent counsel. (Reid H. Weingarten) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Applying the law of the jungle: institute convenes academics to mull law's ability to alter humar behavior. (Gruter Institute for Law and Behavorial Research) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Associates deserting Howrey; D.C. firm's woes provide cautionary tale of growth. (Howrey and Simon) (Washington, D.C.) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Attorney is accused of espionage; FBI says Pentagon staffer worked for East Germany. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Bipartisan this, 'Winstar' may add billions to budget. (United States v. Winstar) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Companies tell their lawyers to join firms; outsourcing attorneys: an experiment in cost savings. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Dirty money regs spark biz uproar: red tape seen for nonbank financial industry, e-cash. (Dept. of Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's regulations to control money laundering) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Government lawyers look for union label: a 20-year-old trend revives; are law firm associates next? (slow unionization of attorneys) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| High Court defers to judges on scientific evidence. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| High court to decide when RICO accrues; decision should resolve three-way circuit court split. (Grimmett v. Brown) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Jones' victory may be short-lived; now she faces the tough part: proving a violation under 28 U.S.C. 1983. (Paula Jones v. Clinton case) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Justice seeking stiffer price-fixing sanctions; the $10 million maximum fine would increase tenfold. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Race referenda may influence Lee's prospects; nominee to run civil rights at Justice is challenged for opposing Prop. 209. (Bill Lann Lee) | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Reno leads; who will manage? The attorney general is looking for lieutenants. (Janet Reno) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Some politicos more equal than others; where can they go with J.D. and resume in hand? | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Spiking judges for rulings; GOP leaders threaten to impeach, filter nominees and clip courts' latitude. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Supremes may get other affirmative action cases. (after Piscataway case) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| The '98 picture for a federally funded legal world. | Law | Marcia Coyle, Harvey Berkman |
| Tort reformers try again - modestly. | Law | Harvey Berkman |
| Two litigators who went solo; conflicts, love of the courtroom spark a trend. (Jim Carbine of Baltimore, Maryland and Michael Coffield of Chicago, Illinois) | Law | Harvey Berkman |
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