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Illinois Bar Journal | July 2006 Table of Contents
July 2006 • Volume 94 • Number 7
Practice News
338
Articles
354
A review of the new 900 series of Illinois Supreme Court rules, which are designed to improve child custody proceedings and which are effective July 1.
360
A special focus on the rules aimed at speeding up custody cases.
369
A look at how Illinois-based federal district courts appoint counsel for indigent civil litigants, including standby counsel for pro se claimants.
372
The rule should not allow dismissal of the plaintiff's case if he or she serves the defendant before the statute of limitations has run, this author says.
376
The authors argue that forfeiture provisions should not be subjected to
traditional restrictive covenant analysis.
Columns
348
New restrictions on eminent domain, another crack at grand-parents" visitation, and more.
380
Concerns persist about this anti-redlining program.
382
Much of the primary federal law once available only for a fee is now free on the Web.