Winter 2013, Vol. 7, Issue 1
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FEATURES
Technology & Its Effects on the Judicial Process: From Judges to Litigators to Jurors
by Cynthia K. Heerboth
In Missouri and across the nation, judges, lawyers, jurors and clients are reaping the benefits of technology-driven efficiencies in the courtroom.
Small Size, Big Problems: Smartphones in the Courtroom
by Gary Toohey
Judges are increasingly struggling to balance the decorum of the courtroom and the need to preserve the unfettered administration of justice with the pervasive - and often invasive - role of smartphones and other electronic devices.
ARTICLES
In Practice
How Did Lawyers Become "Doctors"?: From the LL.B. to the J.D.
by David Perry
Professionalism
Who Do Others Think You Are? Your Reputation: Greatest Asset or Detriment as a Lawyer
by Linda Oligschlaeger
Economics
The Long and Winding Road Ahead
by Peter A. Giuliani
Managing Risk
Lawyers & Social Media: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
by Thomas J. Watson
COLUMNS
The Executive Summary
Looking Ahead: The Impact of Technology
by Sebrina A. Barrett
Missouri Legal Trivia
by Joseph Fred Benson
Writing It Right
Appellate Advocacy, Written and Oral
by Judge Hugh R. Jones
Ethics
Did You Hear About AB?
by Dennis G. Carlson
Transitions
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