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Mandatory sentencing laws questioned at ABA meeting

Federal judges’ discretion shouldn’t be hamstringed by mandatory minimum sentencing laws, or by overly severe, one-size-fits-all sentencing guidelines. That’s according to the American Bar Association’s House of Delegates. On August 9, at the ABA’s annual meeting in Atlanta, its policy-making ...

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ABA seeks judicial conduct comments

Those looking to divulge their ethical views on personal and extra-judicial conduct can send their comments to the American Bar Association’s Joint Commission to evaluate the Model Code of Judicial Conduct. The commission, created in September 2003 by ABA President ...

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Women lawyers join forces

Elizabeth Reefer and Jennifer Kyner always talked about owning their own firm and then one day they left one of Kansas City’s firms to start their own practice. When Jennifer Kyner and Elizabeth Reefer opened the doors to their new ...

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