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Access online the January 2008 issue of The Circuit Rider: The Journal of the Seventh Circuit Bar Association.

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Access online the January 2008 issue of The Circuit Rider: The Journal of the Seventh Circuit Bar Association. U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey Cole (N.D. Ill.), the publication's editor-in-chief, has graciously permitted me to post the issue online at this link.

Among the articles of interest in this issue are "Toward A More Impure Writing Style: The Opinions of Judge Posner and Chief Judge Easterbrook and What the Bar Can Learn From Them"; "Appealing an interlocutory decision: What EXACTLY IS a 'Controlling Question of Law' Under 28 U.S.C. sec. 1292(b)?"; and "How Will Seventh Circuit Pleading Requirements And Dismissal Standards Change In The Wake Of Bell Atlantic?"

I have also received permission to post here at "How Appealing" some recent earlier issues of that publication, so stay tuned for additional online access to recent issues The Circuit Rider in the days ahead.

Full post as published by How Appealing on February 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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