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February 2010 • Volume 98 • Number 2
Practice News
66
Articles
82
Revisions to Illinois' sunshine laws are designed to make public records more accessible. But will they work as intended?
86
A supreme court rule requires judges to ask potential jurors whether they understand and accept four fundamental principles of criminal law. But following the rule is easier said than done.
92
A look at the implied warranty of habitability for Illinois homebuyers from the perspective of counsel for builders and sellers.
98
In theory, experts may not opine about whether a party's actions were legal. Here's how courts have put that principle into practice.
Columns
64
A look at the work of ISBA's Committee on Women in the Law
102
Social networking sites are great - unless jurors are using them in ways that threaten a fair trial.
104
Nothing puts life in perspective like glimpsing your mortality.
104
Congress defied the conventional wisdom and let the estate tax die. What will replace it?