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Evaluating Free Online Legal Information
AS a professional law librarian, I am fortunate to have access to a wealth of legal information. Right ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Brinker ruling gives employers rest break flexibility.
After a long-standing dispute, the California Court of Appeal just issued a very favorable ruling for employers in ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
LOOKING BACK AT 2007: Another Good Year For the Enforcement of...
HEADNOTE The authors discuss the latest U.S. cases arising out of international arbitration awards, focusing on enforcement battles ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
USING THE SOCIAL BACKGROUND MODEL TO EXPLAIN WHO WINS FEDERAL APPELLATE TAX...
IMAGE TABLE 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS IMAGE TABLE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION Legal research examining how ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Using the social background model to explain who wins
federal appellate...
I. INTRODUCTION Legal research examining how judges decide cases has begun to complement political science literature about the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Splitting the Difference: Modeling Appellate Court Decisions with Mixed...
In rendering a decision in a particular case, judges are not limited to finding simply for the appellant ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
When the teacher is a pedophile
A recent investigation by the Associated Press found that sexual abuse of students by the nation's teachers is ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Is a Debtor's Credit Card Payment a Preference?
It is fun to witness, and sometimes be part of, a debate among the courts and pundits on ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Is a debtor's credit card payment a preference?
It is fun to witness, and sometimes be part of a debate among the courts and pundits on ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Valuation of Lottery Prize Payments for Estate Tax Purposes: An Analysis
The valuation of future lottery prize payments that flow through an estate has resulted in diametrically opposed decisions ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
MARRIAGE FACTS
HEADNOTE Do constitutional norms, particularly of equality and liberty, require the redefinition of marriage from the union of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
A Case of Irony
Brandt v. Board of Education of the City of Chicago1 decided by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Understanding the complexities of eminent domainlaws.
The New Jersey Supreme Court recent ruling in Gallenthin as well as several Appellate Division decisions this year ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Right Back "In Facie Curiae"-A Statistical Analysis of Appellate Affirmance...
HEADNOTE ABSTRACT I ran smack into the intricacies of the court's inherent contempt power during my first several ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
California Courts Warn Employers: Train Your Managers!
A series of recent California state and federal decisions emphasize the urgent need for proper management training and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Diverting and Abdicating Judicial Discretion: Cultural, Political, and...
HEADNOTE Although tensions between substantive and formal rationality in the adult criminal justice system have received a great ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Two recent appellate decisions favor
contractors.
As every contractor should know, "no damage for delay" clauses are generally valid and enforceable. While there are ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
LG settles data transfer patent suits
Seoul, South Korea-based consumer electronics player LG Electronics http://www.lge.com has reached a settlement in its patent law suits ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
How long can a general contractor hold retainage?
Subcontractors often have to wait for the release of their retainage. But how long can a General Contractor ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Walking a straight (and fine) line: alcoholism and the
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Notwithstanding the negative connotation associated with alcoholism and alcohol abuse, certain protections are afforded in the workplace by ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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Association of Reporters of Judicial Decisions
Judicial reporters and professional staff. Works to advance the interests of judicial reporters, improve the accuracy and efficiency of reporting decisions of state and federal appellate courts, and provides a ...
Members: 77
Founded: 1982
Dues: reporter of decisions, $50 annual; assistant or staff, $30 annual.