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  Let the Good Time Roll: Early Release for Good Behavior in Prison
- Reinstituting programs that allow prison inmates to be released early for good behavior is a cost-effective and safe way to reduce prison populations and decrease the likelihood that former inmates will commit more crimes once released.
- Held Together by Wires: A Primer on Practicing Before the PSC
- Dramatically changing electric-rate designs and unprecedented expansions of the state’s transmission system underscore the importance of understanding the Public Service Commission’s workings and of knowing how to help your clients be heard in matters it oversees.
- Avoid Cat-and-Mouse Tactics: Planning for Electronic Discovery
- Nothing can take the adversariness out of litigation but you can avoid the cat-and-mouse tactics of burying a party in discovery requests. Preparing and using an e-discovery plan can help keep the focus on the underlying legal dispute instead of on wading through unnecessary bytes of data.

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'Good Time': Earning Early Release from Prison
Reinstituting programs that allow prison inmates to be released early for good behavior is a cost-effective and safe way to reduce prison populations and decrease the likelihood that former inmates will commit more crimes once released, says Marquette University Law Professor Michael O'Hear.

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President's Message Two (or More) for the Price of One Bob Gagan says member involvement in the State Bar has many rewards, not only for the profession and the public but also for the member.	Your State Bar More than Scotch and Cigars If you haven’t attended a State Bar Annual Meeting and Conference because you think it’s just for a bunch of old guys, George Brown says you are in for a surprise.
101 How to Give Clients Bad News – Without a Spoonful of Sugar Gretchen Viney provides a three-step approach to present bad news in such a way that clients will likely continue to trust in and work with you.	Managing Risk Scams and Hackers: Or, 12 Security Basics Every Lawyer Should Know Law firms can be particularly vulnerable to computer fraud, says Tom Watson. While there is no magic answer to protect your data, he presents 12 security basics lawyers should know.
Technology So You Want To … Read and Edit Documents on the Go (or on Your Couch) Tison Rhine looks at four devices that require neither desk nor lap for you to read or edit documents on the go.	On Balance Rethinking Lawyer Motivation and Well-being Research points to very specific ways that lawyers and law students can build their well-being and stay motivated to practice at high levels. Paula Davis-Laack provides some strategies for doing just that.
Ethics Rude Behavior at Depositions The fact that certain actions do not violate the Rules of Professional Conduct does not make that behavior appropriate in professional situations, says Dean Dietrich.	Final Thought That Guilt Shall Not Escape or Innocence Suffer Peter Tempelis says the loss of funding for pay progression for prosecutors, to curtail high turnover, jeopardizes the delivery of justice and public safety in Wisconsin.

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