May/June 2008

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Articles in this Issue

  1. Advising the Grand Jury Witness: When Talk Is Not Cheap

    Advising the Grand Jury Witness: When Talk Is Not Cheap John May

    John May

  2. Book Reviews: Your Witness: Lessons on Cross-Examination And Life From Great Chicago Trial Lawyers a

    Book Reviews Judge Jed S. Rackoff

    Judge Jed S. Rackoff; William R. Montross Jr.; Peter W. Tague

  3. Challenges for White Collar Sentencing in the Post-Booker Era

    Challenges for White Collar Sentencing in the Post-Booker Era John H. Chun, Gregory M. Gilchrist

    John H. Chun, Gregory M. Gilchrist

  4. DWI: Breath Testing and The Washington State Toxicology Lab

    DWI Ted Vosk

    Ted Vosk

  5. Forced Medication After United States v. Sell: Fighting a Clients War on Drugs

    Forced Medication After United States v. Sell: Fighting a Client's 'War on Drugs' Donna Lee Elm, Douglas Passon

    Donna Lee Elm, Douglas Passon

  6. Inside NACDL: NACDL Welcomes New Counsel

    Inside NACDL Norman L. Reimer

    Norman L. Reimer

  7. NACDL News

    NACDL News John Cutler

    John Cutler

  8. Not Guilty As Charged: A Revised Verdict for Alger Hiss

    Not Guilty As Charged: A Revised Verdict for Alger Hiss Robert L. Weinberg

    Robert L. Weinberg

  9. Origins of the Organized Criminal Defense Bar: The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

    Origins of the Organized Criminal Defense Bar: The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -- Part One Jack King

    Jack King

  10. President's Column: Operation Streamline

    Operation Streamline Carmen Hernandez

    Carmen Hernandez

  11. Prosecuting Lawyers and Co-Opting Grand Juries: The Rise and Fall of an Embracery Prosecution

    Prosecuting Lawyers and Co-Opting Grand Juries: The Rise and Fall of an Embracery Prosecution Earl C. Dudley Jr., Alan Silber

    Earl C. Dudley Jr., Alan Silber

  12. Responding to the Jury’s ‘Inconvenient Request’ to Rehear Testimony

    Jury Instruction Corner Thomas Lundy

    Thomas Lundy

  13. Verbatim: Outsourcing the Prosecutorial Function

    Verbatim Elkan Abramowitz

    Elkan Abramowitz

  14. White Collar Crime: Supreme Court Holds Prosecution to the Elements of the Crime

    White Collar Crime Kathryn Keneally

    Kathryn Keneally