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Vol. 20, Issue 4, 1989January 01, 1989 CDT
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Attorney Sanctions in Illinois Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137
Attorney Sanctions in Illinois Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137
Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 4, 1989
Vol. 20, Issue 4, 1989
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University Chicago Law
- Address to the 1988 Illinois Judicial ConferenceThomas J. Moran Honorable
- Off-the-Bench Restrictions on Judges: Ambiguity in Search of an AnswerPhilip B. Benefiel Honorable
- Computer Generated Evidence: The Impact of Computer Technology on the Traditional Rules of EvidenceDaniel J. Lynch HonorableIan Brenson
- Gathering Related Litigation in IllinoisThomas M. Mengler
- Good Faith Settlement Under the Contribution Act: Do Trial Courts Have Too Much Discretion?Louis J. Perona HonorableClaire Perona Murphy
- The Civil <i>Pro Se</i> Litigant v. The Legal SystemHoward M. Rubin
- <i>People v. Bradshaw:</i> Has the Appearance of Impropriety Standard Supplanted the Requirement of Demonstrating Prejudice in <i>Ex Parte</i> Communications?Charles F. Scott HonorableLeo J. Delaney
- Attorney Sanctions in Illinois Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137George W. Timberlake HonorableNancy Pionk
- <i>Carter v. Chicago & (and) Illinois Midland Railway:</i> The Appealability of Severance OrdersAnthony Bruozas
- <i>Trower v. Jones:</i> Expanding the Scope of Permissible Cross-Examination of Expert WitnessesJulie A. Correll
- Compulsory Contribution Claims: Promoting Judicial Efficiency While Sacrificing Standards of JusticeBrigitte M. von Weiss
- Restricting the Discriminatory Use of Peremptory ChallengesGenevieve A. Harley
George W. Timberlake Honorable & Nancy Pionk, Attorney Sanctions in Illinois Under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 137, 20 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 1027 (1989).