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The Evolving Judicial Response to the War on Terrorism
 Following the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, does the United States need to relinquish some civil liberties to remain safe? If so, which liberties and who decides? Does the judicial branch take a back seat to the executive and legislative branches and their determinations on how the nation should fight terrorism? Or is this the time that the courts' scrutiny is most essential? More
OLR Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2001-2002
 This report from the Office of Lawyer Regulation looks at the disposition of grievances against lawyers from July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002, and presents improvements in the system's decision-making and efficiency due to added staff and the new central intake procedure. More matters are now resolved within 90 days and 180 days than under the prior system. More
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Inside the Bar
Any Questions, Tampa? President's message
Happy Birthday to Us! Practice tips
Speak Up on Mandatory Forms Legislative watch
Budget Reform Bill Enacts Adoption and Safe Families Act Managing risk
Run a Business, Succeed in Practice
Letters Legal News and Trends Book reviews Court of Appeals digest Supreme Court orders Lawyer discipline In the News Editorial - Is it Time to End the Bar Exam?
In this pro-con approach, authors disagree on whether it is time to end the bar exam and extend the diploma privilege to graduates of all ABA-approved law schools.
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