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Wisconsin's Do Not Resuscitate Bracelet Law Raises Legal and Medical Issues
Physicians now can provide a do not resuscitate (DNR) order in the form of a bracelet for their terminally ill adult patients who request it. But many questions remain. More
Regulating the Profession: BAPR Annual Report
Among its achievements in fiscal 1997, BAPR continued to improve the timeliness of investigations, disposing of 1,479 grievances in an average time of 4.4 months. More
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Crafting a Mission: A Bottom-up Review of the State Bar Guest Editorial
Does the State Bar Need a New Facility? Managing risk
Have license, will travel, Part I: Lawyer mobility leaves circuitous trail of risk
Letters News Briefs Book reviews Court of Appeals digest Supreme Court orders Supreme Court digest Lawyer discipline In the News At Issue
Closing out cleanups for good. In Plain English
Father's English usage pet peeves rub off on author, who's developed a few of her own. The Computerized Lawyer
Increasing dependence upon computers requires that law firms consider the consequences if their electronic information is suddenly no longer available. This article discusses how law firms can plan against electronic disasters so that computer mishaps are merely inconveniences and not tragedies.
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