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The following articles from the Spring 2006 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ():

• » From the Bench: Lessons Discovered Along the Way
  Jeffrey Cole
• » Trial Balloon: The ABA’s New Vision of the Jury’s Function: An Opposing View
  Richard S. Walinski
• » A Life Well Lived: An Interview with Justice John Paul Stevens
  Jeffrey Cole and Elaine E. Bucklo
• » Depositions from the Client’s Perspective
  José Sariego
• » The Secrets of Superstar Associates
  Tom Hentoff
• » Representing the Media at Trial
  Richard M. Goehler, Joseph A. Tomain, and Amanda G. Main
• » A Curmudgeon on Couth
  Mark Herrmann
• » The Future of International Human Rights Litigation
  Kristin Linsley Myles and Daniel P. Collins
• » Lessons Learned from the FWOTSCOTUS (First Woman on the Supreme Court of the United States)
  Ruth V. McGregor
• » Legal Lore: Law, Justice, and Sarah Althea Hill
  Robert and Marilyn Aitken
• » Sidebar: The Courthouse
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• » Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• » Literary Trials: Slouching Towards Bethlehem
  Joan Didion