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• »  From the Bench: Social Security Judging
  Robert W. Pratt
• »  Soft-Core Perjury
  Len Niehoff
• »  Truth or Consequences: Police “Testilying”
  Jon Loevy
• »  Corporate Miranda Warnings: Defining Your Role and Avoiding Pitfalls in Internal Company Investigations
  Michael M. Farhang
  Daniel L. Weiss
• »  A Judge’s Guide to Protecting Your Reputation
  James G. Carr
• »  When the Sideshow Consumes the Circus: New Trials on Account of Attorney Misconduct
  Franklin A. Nachman
• »  Transitions: Finding Yourself Outside the Practice of Law
  Steven J. Harper
• »  Building Your Case for the Jury
  Kevin P. Durkin
  Colin H. Dunn
• »  Seven Ways to Ruin a Perfectly Good Trial
  Steven C. Day
• »  Legal Lore: The Triangle Fire: Tragedy, Trial, and Triumph
  Robert and Marilyn Aitken
• »  Sidebar: To Graduates, Including My Daughter
  Kenneth P. Nolan
• »  Advance Sheet: Conclusion Assumed
  Robert E. Shapiro
• »  Literary Trials: Constitutional Convention Speech by Benjamin Franklin
  Benjamin Franklin