No. 2007, October 2007
Index
- 'Clawback agreements' can ease e-discovery burdens.
- 'Marginal deterrence' discussed in Seventh Circuit.
- 'Worthless' appendices in briefs will result in sanctions in Wisconsin.
- 7th Circuit issues dicta on duty to appeal.
- 7th Circuit rules city only 3.2 square miles in area can limit adult-oriented businesses.
- 7th Circuit rules federal enticement statute held constitutional.
- 7th Circuit rules firearm statute is constitutional.
- 7th Circuit rules specific objection is unnecessary at one-issue suppression hearing.
- 7th Circuit rules Wis. Stats. sec. 974.06 relief is not direct review under AEDPA.
- 7th Circuit says 'degree of success' irrelevant to attorney fees.
- 7th Circuit upholds disadvantaged business enterprise program.
- A new trend? Most expensive state Supreme Court race in Wis. history.
- A time to die in Wisconsin.
- A Wisconsin State of Mind: Minority law school graduate stays in state to practice.
- Acquitted conduct enhances sentence, Seventh Circuit holds.
- Alan D. Eisenberg speaks out about case.
- Amended complaint must be answered, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Appeals expected in Avery conviction in Wisconsin.
- Arbitration award is 'delivered' when mailed, rules 7th Circuit.
- Attempted crimes are violent felonies applies in Wisconsin.
- Attorneys speak on roles/responsibilities of in-house counsel during corporate scandal.
- Attorneys weigh in on discipline case.
- Audit shows Wisconsin is short 117 prosecutors.
- Banner year for Milwaukee Bar Association.
- Basting sworn in as 52nd State Bar of Wisconsin president.
- Best evidence rule includes videotapes.
- Best evidence rule includes videotapes.
- Bill of mights in Wisconsin.
- Board takes action on Wis. Trust Account Foundation.
- Brown County judge glad federal mandatory guidelines gone.
- Bullet lead analysis exposed as unscientific.
- Burneatta L. Bridge succeeds Judge David G. Deininger on the appellate bench.
- Butler begins campaign for Wisconsin State Supreme Court.
- Case against two dioceses brings new issues to Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Circuit court seats filled in La Crosse County.
- Citing foreign law is symptom of problem, not problem itself.
- Civil cases move through Eastern District of Wisconsin system.
- Commentary: A first look at the court of appeals' decision in Wood v. Propeck.
- Commentary: A letter to my family law colleagues.
- Commentary: Be prepared: Think like a thief.
- Commentary: Big frauds start small.
- Commentary: Child representation in a perfect world.
- Commentary: Criminal appeal frivolous.
- Commentary: Decision contains valuable lessons on maintenance.
- Commentary: Dialogue between family law attorneys, psychologists will continue.
- Commentary: Family law attorney provides fresh Frisch observations.
- Commentary: Fee-based accounts draw scrutiny.
- Commentary: Iraq reconstruction fraud: Where are your tax dollars going?
- Commentary: It's a MADD world.
- Commentary: New version of child support decision corrects problems.
- Commentary: Ninth Circuit rejects Establishment Clause conflict case.
- Commentary: Reasonableness presumption is constitutional.
- Commentary: Representing the child's best interest, not the child.
- Commentary: Representing the child's best interest, not the child.
- Commentary: Signs that a company has been ripped off.
- Commentary: What's the proper role of the attorney serving as GAL?
- Commentary: When is a harassment complaint not a harassment complaint?
- Commentary: Whistleblowers and Sarbanes-Oxley.
- Commissioner changes in the works in Wisconsin.
- Controversial term ends for 51st Wisconsin State Bar President.
- Courthouses must stay open when conducting trials after business hours, rules Wis. Court of Appeals.
- Crooks still Wisconsin's Supreme Court's swing vote.
- Crossing Borders connects cultures for University of Wis. students.
- Dallet leaves Milwaukee County DA's office for circuit court.
- Deadly force in high-speed pursuit is reasonable, rules U.S. Supreme Court.
- Defendant cannot move for default judgment on a counterclaim when plaintiff fails to reply.
- Defendant has right to access PSI, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Determinate sentencing struck down by U.S. Supreme Court.
- Discipline decision looks at issue of sex with client's wife.
- District II Court of Appeals Judge Nettesheim retiring from bench.
- Dollars and Sense: Two Wisconsin lawmakers call for campaign finance reform.
- Electronic data discovery is hot business.
- Event in Milwaukee recognizes pro bono achievements.
- Family Justice Center in Milwaukee discussed at Marquette seminar.
- Federal law governs claims against air carrier, rules 7th Circuit.
- Foreclosure fallout in Wisconsin.
- Former Dane County Circuit Court judge says second-chair attorney must have information, authority.
- Former Wisc. Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan S. Heffernan dies at 86.
- Frivolousness rule is retroactive, rules Wisconsin Supreme Court.
- Fundamental aspects of foreclosures in Wisconsin.
- Good faith exception inapplicable, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Government lien trumps marital interest, rules 7th Circuit.
- Government lien trumps marital interest.
- GPS tracking is not a search, Seventh Circuit holds.
- Hearing of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Annette K. Ziegler.
- How do blogs fit with traditional media, legal scholarship?
- How will Milwaukee police officer's deception affect cases?
- Identification procedures upheld by Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Interim U.S. Attorney General maintains ties in Wisconsin.
- Interrogations must now be recorded or risk jury instruction.
- Interview with Charles N. Clevert, a judge for 30 years in Wisconsin.
- Interview with Steven M. Biskupic: U.S. Attorney, Eastern District of Wisconsin.
- Jon W. Sanfilippo celebrates 100 days in federal court in Wis.
- Jude beating trial in federal court ends distinctly differently than the state trial in Wisconsin.
- Judge Edward R. Brunner only candidate for Wisconsin Court of Appeals Third District.
- Judge Luebke heads from Appleton to Kosovo.
- Judge William M. McMonigal comes under fire for plea deal, sentence.
- Judgment is offset by default, rules Wisconsin Court of Appeals.
- Judicial experience key to election outcomes in Wisconsin.
- Justices review Wis. State Bar's petition to adopt SCR 23.