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Underdog Story
How a bunch of 11- and 12-year-olds
learned to be trial lawyers
By Janine Robben

Why Be Professional?
Professionalism is not just an abstract value
By Ira Zarov

Profiles in the Law
Jeff Furchtenicht: Finding the Right Grind
By Cliff Collins

 

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Keeping in the Loop:
Communication is the Key
By Helen Hierschbiel

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The Right Tools:
Good software choices can
lead to smoother operation
By Dee Crocker & Sheila Blackford

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Cyber Troubles:
Resolving domain name disputes
By Leonard D. Duboff & Christy O. King

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Oregons Death Penalty:
Another View
By Kathleen Cegla

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How did a bunch of 11- and 12-year-olds take part in, and years later, finally win a mock trial competition? Janine Robben offers an underdog story.