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The following articles are available to Section members and are in PDF format ( ):

• »  From the Bench: Preserving the Independence of the Judiciary
  Justice G. Barry Anderson
• »  Oral Argument in the Roberts Court
  Timothy S. Bishop
• »  When Judges Want to Get in the Game: Lessons from Another Court
  Martin J. Siegel
• »  Selecting a Jury of Cynics, Believers, and Others
  Robert A. Clifford
• »  Mastering the Blind Cross-Examination
  Mark A. Neubauer
• »  Pursuading a Cold Judge
  Peter R. Bornstein
• »  Mock Juries: Why Use Them?
  Jeh Charles Johnson
• »  Using Jury Instructions to Your Advantage
  Christopher R. Hart
• »  Ten Practical Tips for Making Your Case Appealable (or, How Not to Lose Your Appeal at Trial and When to Call in the Cavalry)
  Alex Wilson Albright and Susan Vance
• »  Legal Lore: The Legend of Esther Morris
  Marilyn Aitken
• »  Sidebar: Kentucky
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  Advance Sheet: The Use and Abuse of History
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Litigator's Bookshelf: Trial Tactics
  Paul Mark Sandler
• »  Literary Trials: Beyond Peleliu
  Peter D. Baird