Newest Issue - September 2011

Legal Rebels 2011: Big Change in BigLaw

Features

• 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
• Turning Point: Even as Threats Still Loom, US Officials Raise Possibility of Defeating al-Qaida

President's Letter

• Step Up, Pitch In, Make a Difference

Letters

• Letters: Be Like Linc

Business of Law

• Messin' with Texas: Major Firms Move in on the Ol' Boy Network
• Tech in the Courts: Highlights from Legal Technology Survey Report
• App-solutely Perilous? Security of Mobile Apps Spurs Concern

Precedents

• Sept. 9, 1971: Attica Prison Revolt Begins

Opening Statements

• Legal Road Trip: Nashville, Tenn.
• On Call: New 24-Hour Service Offers Access to an Attorney in 15 Minutes
• Nuisance or Necessity? ADA Suit May Overturn Pit-Bull Bans
• Legal Road Trip: Nashville, Tenn.

Supreme Court Report

• A Sour Note from Gideon’s Trumpet
• A Comeback for the Federal Circuit: This Term, SCOTUS Is No Longer the ‘Court of Correction'
• Center Stage for the First Amendment: Protecting Controversial Speech Shows a Libertarian Bent
• After Philadelphia Prison Case, Many Still Weigh the Effects of Releasing Inmates

McElhaney on Litigation

• Play by the Rules: There Is a Right Way to Make Objections

Your ABA

• The Crisis Grows: Concerns Over Funding for State Courts Dominate ABA Annual Meeting
• Bellows Calls for United Effort
• From Many Voices, A Call for Public Civility
• Defending Birthright: ABA House Urges Rejection of Proposals to Limit Citizenship
• Breyer: Civics an Issue in Blue and Red
• Military Tribunals Draw No Flak
• Silkenat to Lead ABA in 2013

Lawyers Giving Back

• Lawyers Giving Back

Obiter Dicta

• Creature Comforts: When We Need Help, There Should Be a Menagerie of Options

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