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Articles in September, 2004 issue of Legal Affairs

When to Hold 'Em
by Thomas F. Powers
Empty Suits
by Alicia Mundy
Kerry's Even Keel
by David Strauss
Making The Partner
by Justin Dillon
The Other Detainees
by Serena Hoy
Stealing the Show
by Emily Bazelon
Litigation By Loan Shark
by Daniel Brook
Moving Mountains
by Geoffrey Gagnon
Prudent Jurist
by William H. Simon
warrior goddess
Above It All
by Amy Sullivan
The Great Divider
by Lincoln Caplan
Newtonians and Charlatans
by Daniel J. Kevles
Killing Their Young
by Dashka Slater
Elsewhere
Continental Divide
by Jeffrey Rosen
Dull and Duller
by Mark Tushnet
The Scalias Court
by Stephen B. Presser
Peter Ambrose, Bladder Cop
by Ben Goldstein

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