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AUGUST 2008
THE "EMANCIPATION" OF THE TWO SEPARATIST REGIONS HAS NO SOLID LEGAL BASIS
David Scheffer in Le Monde (Paris), August 27, 2008
THE KOSOVO PARALLEL
David Scheffer in PRI’s The World, August 26, 2008
CAFFEINE: THE NEXT BIG BAD WOLF?
James Speta in Legal Newsline, August 24, 2008
WHEN IT COMES TO TRUST-BUSTING, MCCAIN'S NO ROOSEVELT
Jim Speta in McClatchy Newspapers, August 20, 2008
THE SECURITY COUNCIL'S STRUGGLE OVER DARFUR AND INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
David Scheffer in JURIST, August 20, 2008
FORTY-FIVE YEARS LATER, JUROR HAS REGRETS, BUT SYSTEM FORGES ON
Shari S. Diamond in Daily Herald, August 19, 2008
LAW PROFESSORS DEBATE CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS AT 8TH CIRCUIT JUDICIAL CONFERENCE
Steven Calabresi in St. Louis Daily Record, August 15, 2008
NEW HIRES: CABRERA CAPITAL MARKETS HIRES STEVE EADDY, FORMERLY OF LASALLE FINANCIAL
Steven Eaddy (JD '81) in The Bond Buyer, August 13, 2008
SHE HELPED SHAPE ASPECTS OF CIVIL RIGHTS LAW
Joyce Hughes in Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, August 13, 2008
MIDLOTHIAN MOM HOPES FOR DAUGHTERS' RETURN FROM WEST BANK
Anthony D'Amato in The Southtown Star, August 13, 2008
SUPREME COURT APPOINTMENT PROSPECTS LOOM LARGE FOR U.S. VOTERS
Lee Epstein in The Globe and Mail, August 12, 2008
INSIDE THE BUBBLE; THE LOONEY LEFT'S ARTICLES OF FAITH.
Stephen Presser in The Weekly Standard, August 11, 2008
BLAGOJEVICH SAYS HE WILL ALTER BILLS HE DOESN'T LIKE
Dawn Clark Netsch in The Pantagraph, August 10, 2008
BLAGOJEVICH SAYS HE WILL ALTER BILLS HE DOESN'T LIKE
Dawn Clark Netsch in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August 10, 2008
AS DNA PROOF DRIES UP, EXONERATION GETS TOUGHER; L.A. CASE IS BLUEPRINT FOR GRITTY LEGWORK
Rob Warden and the Center on Wrongful Convictions in USA Today, August 06, 2008
MEDELLIN PUT TO DEATH AFTER ONE LAST APPEAL; MEXICAN NATIONAL CONDEMNED FOR ERTMAN-PEÑA MURDERS HAD ATTRACTED INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION
Sandra Babcock in The Houston Chronicle, August 06, 2008
ARE WE FORGETTING THE KURDS?
Anthony D'Amato in Jurist, August 04, 2008
THE RAT TRAP; DEATH ROW EXONERATIONS EXPOSE FAILINGS OF THE 'SNITCH SYSTEM'
Center on Wrongful Convictions in In These Times, August 01, 2008
FORMING A LASTING BOND WITH CLIENTS
Carol Genis (JD '88) in Chicago Lawyer, August 01, 2008
THE AUDACITY OF SOCIALISM: 3RD IN A SERIES
James Lindgren in Investor's Business Daily, August 01, 2008
CONSTITUTIONAL CONUNDRUM; APPOINTMENT PROCESS FOR PTO APPEALS BOARD MAY BE DEEMED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
John McGinnis in Inside Counsel, August 01, 2008
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