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At the 2002 meeting of the American Bar Association a panel of Lawyers, Law Professors and Legal Correspondents discussed whether the September 11 terrorist attacks would have an impact on t…

Teams from the U.S. and Great Britain debated on issues of judicial reform. They debated if a defendant’s right to a jury trial should be restricted, and if judges and prosecutors should be …

Members of both the British and American Bar debated the issues of television in the courtroom, allowing judges to summarize the facts of a case for the jury (as opposed to summarizing the l…

Two teams of legal experts from the United Kingdom and the United States debated judicial reform and some of the different legal issues practiced in each country. By audience count, the Brit…

American University hosted a panel discussion where panelists discussed sentencing guidelines and the U.S. criminal justice system.

Journalists, public relations personnel and lawyers elaborated on the relationship between legal professionals and the media. They examined various issues, such as how lawyers and other judi…

Following introductory remarks by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, a team of British judges debated a U.S. team on the question of which country has the better jury system. There …

Several prominent judges took part in a forum during the 1993 National Workshop for Judges of the United States Court of Appeals. The panel members spoke about the distribution of federal po…

The Federal Courts Study Committee, whose purpose is to develop a long term plan for the future of the judiciary system, heard testimony concerning the role, work load, and structure of the …

Stanley Sporkin testified concerning the drafting of two presidential findings that authorized selling arms to Iran.

Panelists discussed what is terrorism, legal jurisdiction, international cooperation and media coverage. They answered audience questions after each panel discussion.