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The following articles from the Fall 2005 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ( ):

• »  From the Bench: Public Faces, Private Fears
  William S. Sessions
• »  Trial Balloon: Sarbanes-Oxley and the Myth of the Lawyer-Statesman
  Stuart M. Speiser
• »  Litigation Under the “Cone of Silence”
  Mark D. Colley
• »  Prosecuting Means More Than Locking Up Bad Guys
  Bruce A. Green
• »  Bar Associations, Law Firms, and Other Medieval Guilds
  Joel Henning
• »  Can Congress Legislate Litigation?
  Bruce Angiolillo
• »  Bedside Manners for Lawyers
  Peter D. Baird
• »  The Hillmon Case, the MacGuffin,and the Supreme Court
  Marianne Wesson
• »  Creating Mini-MDL Statutes
  Mark Herrmann, Geoffrey J. Ritts and Brian Ray
• »  Section 1927 Sanctions and the Split Among the Circuits
  James F. Holderman
• »  Receiverships and Other Shark Tales
  Dana J. Lesemann and Peter B. Zlotnick
• »  Legal Lore: Pride and Prejudice—The Dark Side of Henry Ford
  Robert and Marilyn Aitken
• »  Sidebar: The Game Is Lawyer’s Poker
  Steven Lubet
• »  Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: The Case Against the Little White Slaver
  Henry Ford