CRIMINAL JUSTICE FORUMS: SECTION MEMBERS ONLY Interpreter at trial What special jury instructions, if any, do you use when there will be an intrepreter at trial translating the testimony of witnesses? Thanks. Paul Sun Private Investigator -- speaks Spanish; Raleigh area Can anyone recommend a good PI in the Raleigh area that speaks Spanish. Thanks. Paul Sun Last Refreshed 7/9/2008 8:36:24 AM

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LAW PRACTICE TODAY The ABA Law Practice Management Section's Webzine: Articles and opinions on the practice of law, Today. LPT Career Management Series: Manage Your Life, Your Time and Your Staff, Part 3 In part 3 of her Career Management Series, Kathleen Brady explains the keys to successful delegation. Use her tips to make the most of your time. Charitable Solicitations: Saying "No" Gracefully How do you graciously decline solicitations for local charities, including those made by clients and referral sources, which unexpectedly contact your firm for support? Paper – Philosophical Pleasures, Practical Pointers The rise of technology does not mean that paper will become obsolete any time soon. Ed Poll explains why shifting to paperless law firms will be a very long transformation. 2003-2008 American Bar Association. All rights reserved. Last Refreshed 7/9/2008 8:36:26 AM

THE SENTENCING PROJECT Your Source For The Sentencing Project News, Advocacy Materials, Upcoming Events, Publications, Features Read Advocacy Material: Crack the Disparity Newsletter Released by Coalition of Advocates The Sentencing Project has participated in the release of the inaugural edition of the Crack the Disparity Coalition's quarterly e-newsletter. The coalition unveils this publication on an important day, the 22nd anniversary of Len Bias' death - a young man at the apex of a promising basketball career, whose drug overdose fueled the passage of the harsh sentencing laws this coalition seeks to change. This newsletter is designed to maintain the momentum that is propelling reform by keeping advocates updated on news and events related to eliminating the crack cocaine disparity. It can be accessed at www.crackthedisparity.com where additional advocacy resources and information can be found. Posted Date: 6/19/2008 9:17:21 PM Read Publication: Relief from the Collateral Consequences of a Criminal Conviction: A State-By-State Resource Guide A collection of individual state documents that can be downloaded; includes state law regarding loss of rights due to a felony conviction, process of restoration, pardon/expungement information, and contact information of corresponding agencies. (documents updated as developments warrant) Posted Date:6/16/2008 11:26:49 AM Read Feature: Theresa McIntyre Smith “I raised four daughters – three of them are college graduates and you think I have time to sell drugs? I don’t think so,” – Theresa McIntyre Smith Theresa McIntyre Smith had never been in trouble with the law. College educated, pursuing a degree in criminal justice, Theresa worked for many years in the airline industry, eventually becoming a flight attendant. After her 21-year marriage ended in divorce, she continued to raise her four daughters who ranged in age from 8 to 19 years old. Posted Date:07-01-2008 Last Refreshed 7/9/2008 8:36:26 AM