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Cites legal literature and periodicals published as of April 1995. Essays of real estate practice published in the inaugural issue of the periodical 'Practical Real Estate Lawyer'; Article on the hows and whys of small firm budgeting published in 'Arizona Bar Briefs'; News and analysis of the legal aspects of ecological illness published in the 'Ecological Illness Law Report.'

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the article in the previous issues including "The Righthaven Experiment," in the May 2012 issue and on the topics including patent, trademark and copyright litigation.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Tracking Techies," "The Prosecutor on Trial," by Terry Carter and "Be Nice," in the April 2012 issue of the journal.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the February issue of the journal including the articles "Patriots Debate," by professors John Yoo and Louis Fisher, "A True Love Story" and "An Arresting Development."

Several letters to the editor are presented based on the articles in January issue of the journal including one in response to the article "The Law School Bubble," one based on the U.S. court case of Waterhouse v. Hopkins (1989) and one in response to the article "The Last Word."

Features several magazine articles that focus on key issues relevant to lawyers and the practice of law. Range of legal issues explored by the articles; Author credits; Publisher information. INSETS: In the next issue;Help for missing children and adoptees.

Reviews several law journal articles published as of September 1984. 'Against Settlement,' from the 'Yale Law Journal'; 'A Judge's View of Jury Service: a Personal Perspective,' from the 'Texas Bar Journal'; 'Is Plea Bargaining Inevitable?,' from the 'Harvard Law Review.'

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "The Pedigree Problem," by Rachel M. Zahorsky and William D. Henderson Jones in the July 2012 issue, one related to law school education and law graduates.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses efforts made in preparation of this issue of the journal on completion of 100 years of the "American Bar Association (ABA) Journal."

The article presents a reprint of the article "Too Much Prison Time: ABA voices concerns about the impact of over-criminalization of U.S. laws" by Rhonda McMillion, which appeared in the December 2014 issue of "ABA Journal. It discusses efforts of the American Bar Association (ABA) to improve federal criminal laws, and informs about the launch of the National Inventory of the Collateral Consequences of Conviction by ABA, a database that catalogs more than 45,000 collateral consequences.

In this article, readers of the journal are invited to nominate blogs from the journal's Blawg 100 Twitter list for the periodical's 30-blog-Hall of Fame list as of December 2014. Topics discussed include voting by readers to vote for the best blogs under the poll, December 19, 2014 being the deadline for the poll, and the blogs that fall under the journal's Blawg 100 Twitter list on topics such as relation between economics and the law and employment law.

Presents letters sent by readers to the periodical 'ABA Journal' regarding comments and criticisms about the articles published in the periodical. Lawyers for homeless; Nature of international law; Gender bias in the book and movie 'Presumed Innocent.'

Features several articles on the practice of law that were featured in different business periodicals. Range of legal issues discussed by the periodicals; Author credits; Publisher information.

Presents the letters to the editor published in the March 1984 issue of the 'American Bar Journal.' Crowded court dockets and the abridging of constitutional rights; Solution to the problem of the intransigent juror; Open-minded approach that does not automatically give custody of a child to the mother.

Several corrections to the articles published in the previous issues including "Summer Job," in the June 2012 issue, "Mission Accomplished," in the May 2012 issues and "It's Not Easy Being Beautiful," in the May 2012 issue are presented.

A correction to the article "On Track," that was published in the April 2012 issue of the journal is presented.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in the March 2012 issue of the journal including "Washed Away," "Facing the Alternative," and "Good Cop, Bad Citizen?."

The article presents the top strangest questions asked during a job interview at law firms as suggested by the readers of the journal.

Several letters to the editor in response to the articles published in the previous issues of the journal and online comments through social media are presented which includes a letter in response to the article \"Unsettling Science,\" by Mark Hansen, another letter in response to "The Hacktivists," by Joe Dysart in the December issue and a tweet regarding innovations in Blawg 100 of the journal.

The article lists the advertisers for the latest issue of the journal which includes WestlawNext, Tabs3 Practice Master and Fujitsu United States.

A correction to the article "Journalism & Justice: Did Innocence Project Student Reporters Get Too Close to Lawyers?" that was published in the December, 2011 issue is presented.

The article presents information on the challenge that was published in the November issue of the periodical which asked the readers to suggest the lawyers with the qualities and powers similar to superheroes. It further mentions a lawyer as law dog due to the ability to identify the truth by just laying hands on people. It also tags a lawyer as cyborg form future who has the ability to save the world.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues of the periodical including "The New World," "Sky-High Spy," in the November, 2011 issue and "Our Pleasure to Serve You," in the October, 2011 issue.

Reports on a result of a survey concerning U.S. business executives' views toward law firm publications, conducted by DePaul University and Gary Siegel Organization. Criteria for evaluating the law firm publications; Influence of publications on an executive's decision to use a particular firm; Failure to provide useful information on which to evaluate the legal services being offered.

Presents an overview of the contents of the April 1991 issue of the 'American Bar Association Journal.'

Features several periodicals and audio-visual materials offered by the American Bar Association. Range of legal topics covered by the resource materials; Author credits; Publisher information.

Presents letters to the editor concerning various articles previously published in the periodical 'ABA Journal.' Use of videotape technology in place of court reporters during court proceedings; Costs of videotape transcripts for court trials; Reductions in the salaries of lawyers; Comments on the offensive interpretation of law in a previous issue of the periodical.

Presents an overview of issues discussed in the August 1988 issue of 'ABA Journal' of the American Bar Association of the U.S. Direct-mail promotions by lawyers; Level of participation of the voting-age population in presidential elections.

Reports on two legal articles and two periodicals published in the U.S. in 1985. Lawyer's establishment of mercury levels in a 100-year-old tuna by borrowing a slice of tuna meat from the Smithsonian Institute; Discovery techniques; Work life at the national law firm of Latham & Watkins.