You never know what evil lurks in the heart of…a jurorBy Matt MaloneyGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, August 2002In the past two decades, numerous studies have been done (by almost everyone) on the thought processes of jurors.
The youth court option: Now that’s a young prosecutorBy Terrence M. MadsenChild Law, October 2002The scene in the Knox County courtroom is pretty much the same as at any routine juvenile proceeding except that the prosecutor is 14, the defense "attorney" is 16 and a "jury" of 13-17 year-olds are hearing evidence in aggravation and mitigation in anticipation of imposing a very real sentence.
The youth court option: now that’s a young prosecutorBy Terrence M. MadsenGeneral Practice, Solo, and Small Firm, May 2002The scene in the Knox County courtroom is pretty much the same as at any routine juvenile proceeding except that the prosecutor is fourteen, the defense "attorney" is sixteen and a "jury" of 13 17 year old are hearing evidence in aggravation and mitigation in anticipation of imposing a very real sentence.
The Zero Tolerance LawBy John T. Doody, Jr.Traffic Laws and Courts, May 2002In 1995 the Zero Tolerance Law (625 ILCS 5/6-11-501.8) became law. Since that time, there have been amendments to the law and the Secretary of State ('SOS') has implemented administrative rules (92 Ill. Admin. Code 1001.600 et seq.) governing these suspensions.
Zoning and land use: A case study in urban sprawlBy Paul J. EvansAgricultural Law, November 2002The following is an excerpt from materials presented by the author at the ISBA's Agricultural Law Section's "Law of the Prairie" seminar in the spring of this year.
