November 2012 (Vol. 17, No. 2)
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How to Sidestep the Potential Land Mines of Military DivorceAlthough USFSPA is a federal law that should be applied uniformly, the state courts have, for years, differed wildly in their interpretation and application of it.
Government Contracts & You
Knowing when to obtain the advice of an attorney specializing in government contracts can be critical, as violations can result in criminal penalties, significant damages, and even suspension or disbarment
You Can Get There from Here
As you begin your professional journey, it is important to ask a variety of questions to determine exactly what you want and need to obtain job satisfaction.
SCOTUS Raises the Bar for Plea Negotiations
In two related cases, Missouri v. Frye and Lafler v. Cooper, the Supreme Court voted 5–4 to expand the rights of criminal defendants in the plea bargaining process.
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Model Rule 6.1: A Lawyer’s Duty to Increase Access to Justice
Young attorneys should embrace Rule 6.1 as it advances justice and the rule of law and provides a rewarding experience for most attorneys.
Small Town Ethics
When you live or practice in an area where you really do know half the population, being both helpful and ethical can become difficult.
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