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November 2004
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Individual Articles:
- » Supreme Court Invalidates State Sentencing Guidelines That Allow Upward Adjustments
Viability of federal sentencing guidelines in doubt - » Litigation News Hits the Big 3-0!
Publication begins 30th year of service to Section members - » Colorado Now Allows Juror Questions in Criminal Cases
Trend favors some form of juror questioning - » Supreme Court Rejects Reverse Age Discrimination Claims
State civil rights laws may need clarification - » Amendments to Rules for Electronic Discovery Proposed
Amendments open for public comment - » Supreme Court Rejects Reverse Age Discrimination Claims
State civil rights laws may need clarification - » Our Lips Are Sealed-Sometimes
Confidential settlement agreements may be discoverable - » Attorney-Client Privilege Protects Third Parties Under Joint Defense Agreements
Agreements generally favored by defense bar - » Rule Changes for Bankruptcy, Criminal Procedure, and Federal Habeas Corpus
Amendments to take effect December 1, 2004 - » Eighth Circuit Expands After-Acquired Evidence Doctrine
Discharge for cause by subsequent employer may limit equitable remedies - » YOUNG LAWYERS: Court Outlines Criteria for Authenticating Computer Evidence
Foundation remains the bedrock for admissibility - » ETHICS: ABA Adopts Model Court Rule on Malpractice Insurance Disclosure
New rule requires annual disclosure on attorneys’ malpractice coverage
