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88 A.B.A. J. 1 (2002)

handle is hein.journals/abaj88 and id is 1 raw text is: WH LA Y E RS M AGCAZ I NE JA NU A RY 2 00 2 VOL U ME 88 CHANGE LAW AT THE CROSSROADS TERRY CARTER The legal profession has been rocked by recent changes that turned law into a business. And those may just be the tremors before seismic shifts to come. PERSPECTIVES WHAT MATTERS NOW Law, practice takes a new path. J E N N B. D AVIS Leaders in law speak their minds about their hopes and goals. While their visions differ, all seek a peaceful future and a better justice system. TERRORIST RESPONSE SHOW THEM THE MONEY 1J0H N GI B EA UT A law passed after the terrorist attacks gives government broad new powers to curb money laundering. Serving as deputies will be banks and other businesses, which have to be on the lookout for suspicious transactions. AA aConnection 5 LITIGATION The feds seek terrorist cash. READING THE RULES AGAIN IJA MES W. M cELH A NE Y Lawyers can find ways to introduce all kinds of juicy details if they concentrate on what's allowed rather than forbidden by the Rules of Evidence. What matters now, to Carol F Lee: help for deoeloping counties. Use the rules to expose misbehavior ABA JOURNAL January 2002