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[Transcript. Supreme Court Advisory Committee Meeting, Afternoon Session, October 22, 1999.]
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ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition held in Chicago, Illinois. The team consisted of Kevin G. Cain, Angie E. Coward-Davis, and Twila L. Grooms. The team was also awarded Best Brief
Executive Committee Meeting Materials 3/1999.
Master book of the AJS Executive Committee meeting held in Hilton Head, SC, March 12 and 14, 1999
SJI Concept Papers
The American Judicature Society created many programs to educate citizens, court employees, lawyers, and judges. They needed funding to follow through with these programs and sought grants from the State Justice Institute. This file contains the concept papers and supporting documentation submitted in the hopes of obtaining funding for the following programs in 1998 and 1999. Includes award letters. There is duplication.
An essay on confidentiality in judicial discipline proceedings (pp. 7-16; 141-151)
An on-line judicial disqualification newsletter (pp. 17-26; 131-140)
An essay on developments in ethical standards for judges (pp. 27-40; 102-110)
A judicial ethics curriculum utilizing presentation software (pp. 41-78; 122-130; 293-294)
An essay on ethics and judges evolving rules off the bench (pp. 79-90; 111-121)
An essay on age and jury service (pp. 91-101)
A study on judicial discipline sanctions (pp. 152-164; 219-232; 295-305)
A conference on criminal case review commissions to investigate miscarriages of justice (pp. 165-179; 195-208)
The second national conference on pro se litigation: What has happened since November 1999? (pp. 180-195; 233-292)
An ethics guide for judges and their families (pp. 306-310)
U.S. sentencing policies: A workshop and showcase of innovation (pp. 311-314)
National symposium on sentencing (pp. 316-325)
Using community forums to initiate sentencing reform efforts, 1998, (pp. 326-342)
"Plain English" pattern jury instructions (pp. 355-363)
The impact of gender bias on judicial evaluations (pp. 364-376)
National symposium on evaluating the impact of the future and the court activities (pp. 377-386)
Jury reform: The view from the legislation (pp. 387-397)
Effective sentencing for women: Responding to the changing faces of women offenders (pp. 398-410)
An ethics curriculum on judicial campaign speech (pp. 412-440)
A guidebook for planning court and community forum sentencing policy and practice (pp. 441-493)
The impact of cameras in the courts on the public and the judiciary (pp. 494-522
National Conference on Pro Se Litigation: Report and Update
Conference materials for the national conference on pro se Litigation held in Scottsdale, AZ, November 18 - 21, 1999
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National Moot Court Comepetition in Information Technology and Privacy Law held at the John Marshall School of Law, Chicago, Illinois. The team consisted of Henry Apostolakopoulos, Hunter M. Barrow, and Kristi Belt. The team was also awarded Best Brief
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National Health Law Moot Court Competition held at Southern Illinois University School of Law, Carbondale, Illinois. The team consisted of Frank J. Battaglia, Terri M. Durrett and Ritu Gupta
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Association of the Bar of New York National Moot Court Competition held in New York, New York. The team consisted of Kevin G. Cain, Brent M. Cordell and Twila L. Grooms
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The magazine of South Texas College of Law. Fall 1999. South Texas breaks ground on the new library. Includes an interview with Dean Frank T. "Tom" Read about the new library and the future of South Texas. Also includes articles on South Texas legal Clinic and a recap of the 75th anniversay celebrations