Articles in this Issue

1. 2004 Presidential candidates on criminal issues

   2004 Presidential candidates on criminal issues

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2. Affiliate News

   Affiliate News Gerald Lippert

   Gerald Lippert

3. E-mails sent during the business day may not be admissible as business records

   E-mails sent during the business day may not be admissible as business records Kathryn Keneally

   Kathryn Keneally

4. Fighting the Feeney fear factor: The federal courts strike back

   Fighting the Feeney fear factor: The federal courts strike back

   Mark H. Allenbaugh

5. Hall of shame: The slickster

   Hall of shame: The slickster Barry Tarlow

   Barry Tarlow

6. Lethal injection and the Georgia Supreme Courts new millennium

   Lethal injection and the Georgia Supreme Court's new millennium Mike Mears

   Mike Mears

7. NACDL News

   NACDL News Richard Bing

   Richard Bing

8. Obtaining evidence in the United States for use in foreign countries (without using a treaty)

   Obtaining evidence in the United States for use in foreign countries (without using a treaty) Nancy Hollander, John Boyd

   Nancy Hollander, John Boyd

9. Potential, but no opportunity

   Potential, but no opportunity Gregory B. English

   Gregory B. English

10. President's Column: Getting around Gideon: The illusions of effective assistance of counsel

    Getting around Gideon: The illusions of effective assistance of counsel E.E. (Bo) Edwards

    E.E. (Bo) Edwards

11. Securing funding for your mitigation specialists

    Securing funding for your mitigation specialists Chris Adams

    Chris Adams

12. The Georgia Justice Project turns lives around through aggressive defense, holistic relationships

    The Georgia Justice Project turns lives around through aggressive defense, holistic relationships Douglas Ammar

    Douglas Ammar

13. The ten commandments of setting and collecting attorneys fees in criminal cases: Redux (Part 2)

    The ten commandments of setting and collecting attorney's fees in criminal cases: Redux (Part 2) John Wesley Hall Jr.

    John Wesley Hall Jr.

14. Verbatim: ‘Speak up. Spread the word.’ A call to action

    Verbatim Hon. Helen Berrigan

    Hon. Helen Berrigan