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The following articles from the Fall 2002 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ():

• » From the Bench: Private Judicial Seminars: A Reply to Abner Mikva
  A. Raymond Randolph
• » Reflections on Sentencing by a Judge/Commissioner
  Ruben Castillo
• » Crimes of the State: Obtaining Justice for the Wrongfully Imprisoned
  Peter M. King & William H. Jones
• » Reasonable Doubt and Other Shibboleths
  John L. Kane
• » Military Commissions and the War on Terrorism
  Christopher Schroeder
• » Taking the Fifth in Civil Litigation
  Richard L. Scheff, Scott A. Coffina and Jill Baisinge
• » When the IRS Comes Knocking
  Dennis G. Kainen
• » Let’s Make a Deal: Negotiating and Defending Immunity for “Targets and Subjects”
  Peter H. White
• » Warding Off Criminal Liability with an Effective Compliance Program
  Christopher Myers, Greg Baldwin, Jennifer Short and Leslie McAdoo
• » Legal Lore: Hans Frank: Hitler’s Lawyer
  Robert Aitken
• » Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• » Literary Trials: The Black Prince
  Iris Murdoch