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The following articles from the Spring 2003 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ( ):

• »  From the Bench: Judicial Neutrality and Independence: Current Challenges
  Charles P. Kocoras
• »  Tilting the Playing Field
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  The Most Impertinent Question
  Michael E. Tigar
• »  The Poston-Horn Principles of Wartime Freedom and Security
  Peter D. Baird
• »  Gender Bias: Continuing Challenges and Opportunities
  Rebecca Korzec
• »  Defending the Church
  Patrick J. Schiltz
• »  Prosecuting and Defending Popular Public Figures
  Dan Small
• »  Associating with the “Enemy”: Defending the Rights of Muslims in Post-9/11 America
  Matthew H. Simmons
• »  Excuse Me, Your Jurisdiction Is Missing
  Janet S. Kole
• »  Free Press and the Illusion of Prejudice
  Thomas B. Kelley and Steven D. Zansberg
• »  Legal Lore: The Spelling Game: Russell’s Cross-Examination of Pigott
  Robert Aitken
• »  Litigator’s Bookshelf: Churchill’s Prewar Speeches
  William Pannill
• »  Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: Madame Célestin’s Divorce
  Kate Chopin