The following was received from the New York Law Journal. We appreciate their efforts in compiling this material:
October 12, 2007
Editor’s Note: As the Law Journal receives commentary from sitting judges and members of the bar on the fallout from the lack of compromise in the state’s budget on judicial salaries, we will publish those remarks in this space.
10/11/2007″ Remarks of Federal Reserve Board Governor Randall Kroszner at the National Bankers Association 80th Annual Convention”
Remarks of Federal Reserve Board Governor Kroszner
10/11/2007 Final Monthly Treasury Statement (PDF 519 KB)
Source: Washkuch, Frank Jr., “Researchers: Hackers Could Affect Presidential Election”, SC Magazine Newswire. October 9, 2007.
BY Frank Washkuch Jr.
Hackers could affect next year’s presidential election by using keyloggers, phishing messages or hacking, researchers said this week.
Volume 6 Issue 2 FALL 2007 Section of Science & Technology Law American Bar Association
The SciTech Lawyer is published quarterly as a service to the members of the Section of Science & Technology Law of the American Bar Association. It endeavors to provide information about current deevelopments in law, science, medicine and technology that is of professional interest to members of the Section.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
A recent paper very useful to all who are involved with the courts and the judiciary. The Abstract appears below:
LAURIE L. LEVENSON
Loyola Law School Los Angeles
Since 2001 the American Bar Association has commissioned four surveys of the legal profession, including both members and non-members of the ABA. The most recent survey, The Pulse of the Legal Profession is reported in some detail by Stephanie Francis Ward in the October 2007 issue of the American Bar Association Journal. The following is a brief summary of survey responses as included in her report:
RESPONDENTS TO SURVEY:
Type of Pracitice:
Source: : Website: In Chambers…a commonplace book of interesting legal things,http://www.inchambers.us
“Arizona, like a number of states, punishes certain crimes when they are done with hate. For instance, if A, who hates homosexuals, attacks B because B is a homosexual, A may be charged with assault and punished more harshly than he would be if B were not gay.”
“Okay, now what if A attacks B and B is gay, but A did not attack for that reason? Is that attack also a hate crime?”
Index of decisions released October 4, 2007:
Decisions Released October 4, 2007
WSLL @ Your Service is the e-published Newsletter of the Wisconsin State Law Library. Among the items included in this issue are:
* What’s New: WSLL Welcomes New Part Time Staff
* This Just In…: In celebration of Professional Legal Management Week, this month’s column features new and updated materials related to Law Practice Management .
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