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January 2012

The Law School Bubble: How Long Will It Last if Law Grads Can’t Pay Bills?

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The Law School Bubble: How Long Will It Last if Law Grads Can’t Pay Bills?
Journalism & Justice: Did Innocence Project Student Reporters Get Too Close to Lawyers?
Co-Equal Opportunity: Legislators Are Out to Take Over Their State Judiciary Systems

December 2011

The 5th Annual ABA Journal Blawg 100

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The 5th Annual ABA Journal Blawg 100
We Honor the Fallen: Past Blawg 100 Entries Which Have Departed
The Hacktivists: Web Vigilantes Net Attention, Outrage and Access to Your Data

November 2011

Despite Globalization, Lawyers Find New Barriers to Practicing Abroad

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Despite Globalization, Lawyers Find New Barriers to Practicing Abroad
The Battle on the Home Front: Special Courts Turn to Vets to Help Other Vets
The Next Chapter: Municipalities Are Using Chapter 9 to Fend Off Creditors

October 2011

The Rise of the Latino Lawyer: New Study Reveals Inspiring Successes, Lingering Obstacles

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The Rise of the Latino Lawyer: New Study Reveals Inspiring Successes, Lingering Obstacles
Stephen Zack: Ignoring Obstacles
Insult to Injury: Texas Workers’ Comp System Denies, Delays Medical Help

September 2011

Legal Rebels 2011: Big Change in BigLaw

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The Anti-Terror Attorney: Andrew Hall’s Life Is a Story of Survival Against Tyranny
The Legacy of Sept. 11: Still Searching for Focus
A Day of Days: ABA Members Recall How 9/11 Changed Their Lives and Their Work

August 2011

30 Lawyers Pick 30 Books Every Lawyer Should Read

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30 Lawyers Pick 30 Books Every Lawyer Should Read
Plowing Over: Can Urban Farming Save Detroit and Other Declining Cities? Will the Law Allow It?
Gene Swipe: Few DNA Labs Know Whether Chromosomes Are Yours or If You Stole Them

July 2011

What Did Katrina Teach Us?

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What Did Katrina Teach Us?
Law Job Stagnation May Have Started Before the Recession—And It May Be a Sign of Lasting Change
Some Designers Say Their Work Deserves Copyright Protection; Others Say It Would Harm the Industry

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2 Former TSU Law Students Sue Over 'Arbitrary and Capricious' D Grade in First-Year Contracts Class
In 'Perfect Storm' of Hard-to-Find Jobs and Stagnant Pay, Law Grads Can't Escape Hefty Student Loans
Judge Doesn’t Buy Expanding 13th Amendment Argument in PETA Suit over Enslaved Whales
What SCOTUS Decision Would You Like to See a Documentary or Feature Film About?
Federal Judge Nixes EEOC Breast Milk Pumping Case, Finds No COA re 'Lactation Discrimination'
Goldilocks Avoids Criminal Sanction When Sotomayor Judges Dispute on Sesame Street
9th Circuit Strikes Down California Ban on Gay Marriage
Popularity of Once-Much-Emulated US Constitution in Foreign Countries Now in 'Free Fall,' Study Says
60-Day Suspension Suggested for State's Attorney Who Pulled Gun on Process Server
Homeless Woman Charged with Theft for Enrolling Son in Norwalk, Conn., School to Enter Guilty Plea

2 Former TSU Law Students Sue Over 'Arbitrary and Capricious' D Grade in First-Year Contracts Class
Law Prof's Donation Gets Him Naming Rights to Harvard Law School Restroom
Unaware 'Anonymous' Existed Until Friday, Partner of Hacked Law Firm Is Now Fielding FBI Phone Calls
In 'Perfect Storm' of Hard-to-Find Jobs and Stagnant Pay, Law Grads Can't Escape Hefty Student Loans
Federal Judge Nixes EEOC Breast Milk Pumping Case, Finds No COA re 'Lactation Discrimination'
Show Me the Money: Helping Clients Find and Protect Assets in a Divorce
Goldilocks Avoids Criminal Sanction When Sotomayor Judges Dispute on Sesame Street
Eric Holder Announces $2.4M in Grants to Help Improve Indigent Criminal Defense Services
Judge Doesn’t Buy Expanding 13th Amendment Argument in PETA Suit over Enslaved Whales
Chemerinsky: Civil Rights Cases Will Face New Hurdles

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