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The following articles from the Winter 2008 issue are available to Section members and are in PDF format ( ):

• »  From the Bench: Fairness
  John G. Koeltl
• »  Second Chances
  Joyce S. Meyers
• »  The Art of Retrial
  Thomas M. Goutman and Martin P. Zucker
• »  From the Jaws of Defeat
  David H. Donaldson, Jr.
• »  Habeas Corpus: The Dilemma of Actual Innocence
  Sara Rodriguez and Scott J. Atlas
• »  Jilting the Judge: How to Make and Survive a Motion to Disqualify
  Jeffrey Cole
• »  Out of the Darkness
  James A. Readey
• »  Surviving a Screwup
  Brian Pollock
• »  Tips on Petitioning for and Opposing Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court
  Timothy S. Bishop, Jeffrey W. Sarles, and Stephen J. Kane
• »  To Err Is Human, But to Forgive . . . ?
  Martin J. Siegel
• »  Trial Balloon: Rethinking Corporate Criminal Liability
  Gregory L. Diskant
• »  Legal Lore: Verga v. Mascagni and Sonzogno: An Operatic Litigation in Ten Acts
  Sheldon M. Finkelstein and Francesca Petronio
• »  Sidebar: How to Take a Deposition—Execution
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  Advance Sheet
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: The Canterbury Tails
  Geoffrey Chaucer