Virginia Lawyer Magazine - December 2012
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Features
Criminal Law Section
Criminal Law Section Continues Active, Successful Agenda
by Lisa Caruso
Gang Prosecution in Virginia: Law and Perspective
by Ann Cabell Baskervill
Avoiding Perjury (Or at Least Pretending to): The Ethical Considerations in Determining What Witnesses to Call to the Stand in a Criminal Trial
by Afshin Farashahi
State of Electrocution
by Meghan Shapiro
Five Devastating Collateral Consequences of Juvenile Delinquency Adjudications You Should Know Before You Represent a Child
by Julie Ellen McConnell
“You Can’t Claim the Future if You Don’t Release the Past”
by Thomas Haynesworth
Columns
President’s Message
Executive Director’s Message
Law Libraries
Risk Management
Departments
Access to Legal Services
Bar Associations Unite to Advocate for Legal Aid, Including Mandatory IOLTA
by Dawn Chase
Harrisonburg Attorneys Recognized for Pro Bono Services
Law School Forum
Ideas for Law Students and Recent Graduates Entering the Real World
Virginia Lawyer asked the deans of Virginia’s law schools for their thoughts on how students and recent graduates could better prepare themselves for the tight job market.
Noteworthy
VSB News
- Highlights of the October 19, 2012, Virginia State Bar Council Meeting
- Martingayle is Choice for President-elect
People
- In Memoriam
- Local and Specialty Bar Elections
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Longest Serving Member of the VSB Honored at Eastern Shore Event
by Claudia Turner Bagwell
Letters to the Editor
’Tis the Season to Help
Nominations Sought for 2013–14 District Committee Vacancies
Book Review: Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts
CLE Calendar
Professional Notices
Classified Ads
About the Cover
Street scene in downtown Richmond. Photo by Bill Dickinson of Sky Noir Photography. See more of his work at http://www.skynoirphotography.com/
