Who wants to be a millionaire?

Article Abstract:

Possible ethical issues in law firms investing in initial public offerings of their Internet clients are discussed. Such law firms are disproportionately located in the Silicon Valley, and some of them are listed.

Standards, Investments, Ethical aspects, Law firms, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Conflict of interests (Attorneys), Conflicts of interest (Lawyers)

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How safe is your 'burb?

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the increasing suburban teen crime which has caused some local juvenile justice systems to rethink their approach to crime prevention. The author highlights Comprehensive Startegies, a 6-year-old program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice working to identify and counteract risk factors in all communities that may contribute to violent crime.

Prevention, Risk factors, School violence, Juvenile delinquency

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Beer-battered fans; injured ticketholders sue, claiming that alcohol at sporting events fuels violence

Article Abstract:

Lawsuits pending in New Jersey and Florida will determine the liability for spectator injuries caused by alcohol-drinkers' violence at sporting events. James Nosich, attorney for Florida plaintiff, states alcohol to be the cause of most stadium violence.

Causes of, Violence in sports, Sports violence

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