Sweeping constitutional questions took a backseat to more prosaic — but still important — matters.
Illinois Bar Journal | May 1999 Table of Contents
May 1999 • Volume 87 • Number 5
Practice News
Articles
268
The high court laid down the law last year on proper procedure in guilty-plea appeals and more.
276
A review of the murky law in this area, with model jury instructions and special interrogatories to guide practitioners.
Columns
234
Single-subject rule: falling on the sword of Damocles?
235
Once again we've called upon members of the Appellate Lawyers Association to look back on the preceding supreme court year, and once again they've delivered a thoughtful and thorough review.
236
Lawyers have a unique heritage as public citizens.
249
Association records indicate that the following members, most of whom were admitted to the bar in 1949.
281
Now lawyers can conduct real estate closings and distribute checks before the buyer's check has cleared, putting them on a level field with title companies and lenders.
283
The court of claims is an unfamiliar realm to many lawyers; here's a guide.
285
Give your audience what it wants; first, though, figure out who your audience is.