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

• »  From the Bench: Judge Is a Verb As Well As a Noun
  Bill R. Wilson
• »  How to Take Better Depositions and Perhaps Improve Your Marriage
  Edward G. Connette
• »  Decisions on the Fly
  Benjamine Reid
• »  Child-Witness Examination
  Colin H. Murray
• »  Letters for Litigators
  Robin Page West
• »  A Trial Lawyer’s Guide to Surreptitious Audio Evidence
  Todd Mullins and Andrea D. Farinacci
• »  You Call This a Party? Livening Up Your Next Lawsuit
  Paul J. Kiernan
• »  Everyday Mentoring in the Age of Technology
  Eva Petko Esber
• »  A Courtroom Lawyer’s Guide to Arbitration
  Lawrence R. Mills and Thomas J. Brewer
• »  Old Dogs and New Tricks for Direct Examination
  Dennis P. Rawlinson
• »  Legal Lore: The Long, Strange Case of Dr. Samuel Mudd
  Robert and Marilyn Aitken
• »  Sidebar: The Basics
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  Litigator's Bookshelf: In the Interest of Justice
  William Pannill
• »  Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years
  Carl Sandburg