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Alive and Well
The Philadelphia lawyer upholds a tradition of representing unpopular clients
by Thomas G. Wilkinson Jr. and Joseph A. Sullivan
Bull Trend
Representing participants in an up-and-coming professional sport presents unique challenges
by Christopher J. Cabott
Annals of Justice: A Sentence for Structuring
What determines a win or a loss is hindsight
by Steve LaCheen
Diversity Now
Obstacles to diversity in law firms are evolving
by Dr. Sean Kathleen Lincoln and Adrienne Cornwall
10 Questions for Louis S Rulli
The longtime legal aid services advocate becomes Penn Law’s clinical program director
by Michael J. Carroll
Local Treasures
Philadelphia has an opportunity to refine its cultural heritage policy
by Sharon M. Erwin
Sticky Buns for Justice Blackmun
A memorable trip to the Supreme Court
by Daniel J. Siegel
Sustainable Justice
Firms can join the green movement
by Alexander G. Bomstein
The "American Dream" Deferred
The winning essay in the Ruth Bader Ginsburg “Pursuit of Justice” Legal Writing Competition
by Mary Clark

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About this Issue and From the Editor
Looking for perspectives from across the profession
by Adrienne Cornwall and Peter Vaira
Briefs and Necrology
Compiled
by Adrienne Cornwall
Election Law
Lessons learned from the 2000 and 2004 elections
by Gregory M. Harvey
Advocate
A dissenting opinion from the Tax Reform Commission offers his perspective on the Business Privilege Tax
by Jonathan M. Stein
Public Interest
LawWorks keeps Philadelphia neighborhoods strong through legal assistance to homeowners and business
by Martin Costello
Public Interest
SeniorLAW Center celebrates its thirtieth anniversary
by Martin Costello
Technology
Finding old versions of Pennsylvania regulations is a breeze with some online research tips
by Daniel J. Siegel
Book Review
Norman Pearstine, former editor-in-chief of Time Inc., gives a glimpse of the internal back-and-forth over the Valerie Plame leak and government involvement in the media’s use of anonymous sources in Off the Record.
by Harold K. Cohen
That Was Then
African-American judges in Philadelphia gather at a 1978 Barristers’ Association luncheon