- Atlanta Law Firm Honored by ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Section for Historic Victory Against Discrimination of American Indians
- ABA Urges Continuation of United Nations Internet Governance Forum
- Statement Re: Resignation of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor
- Ponzi Schemes, Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Padilla v. Kentucky Among Topics at ABA Meeting
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Stand Your Ground Laws criticized during ABA hearing in Chicago
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Section of Litigation 2013 Annual Conference: Former Major League Baseball manager and public health researcher discuss impact of violence on children
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Justice Ginsburg Weighs In on Impact of International Law on Court Decisions, Reflects on Changing Court Dynamics
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ABA Day 2013: ABA Congressional Justice Awards Recognize Leadership on Key Legal Concerns
July 31, 2009
Six Former Attorneys General Weigh in on Controversial Firing of Nine U.S. Attorneys During Bush Administration
Former Carter Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti raised concerns about “political flunkies” involved in the decision. Firing was “a dumb thing” but not illegal said former Reagan Attorney General Edwin Meese, “It was not what was done, but how it was done.”






