Michigan Bar Journal

Michigan Bar Journal

Judge DeFant: He was a legend whose enthusiasm colored everything he did, from judging to fishing (PDF opens in new window)

Railroad Right-of-Way: The struggle to reclaim abandoned land in Leelanau County (PDF opens in new window)

Patents and Taxes and POOF! It's Gone: Indians Living in what is Now Northern Michigan Retain No Property Rights (PDF opens in new window)

Columns

A Defibrillator for Every High School:A Troy lawyer advocates the use of cardiac equipment (PDF opens in new window)

Access to Justice--The Scottsboro Boys: A Metaphor for Justice (PDF opens in new window)

Detroit Area Attorney Heads Caps for Kids (PDF opens in new window)

Doing Good Up North (PDF opens in new window)

Focus on Professional Responsibility (PDF opens in new window)

More Than Just Portraits on the Wall: The Supreme Court Historical Society piques interest in our constitutional judicial heritage (PDF opens in new window)

The Headless Snake of Law-Firm Editing: Pleasing your associates and writing in plain English can be tricky—trust your instincts. (PDF opens in new window)

President's Page--E-News (PDF opens in new window)

Speaking Out--Shaping the Judiciary: A framer traces the constitutional origins of selecting Michigan’s Supreme Court justices (PDF opens in new window)

The View from Above (the Bridge): The tale of a small town judge who hung out his shingle in the U.P. (PDF opens in new window)

Trials in History--Rough Rider Clears Name in the U.P.:Theodore Roosevelt v George A. Newett, Hon. Richard C. Flannigan, Presiding (PDF opens in new window)

Viewpoints--Change is Afoot: Forging a better profession for us all (PDF opens in new window)

May, 2001 Volume 80, No. 5

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