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Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 60, No. 10 November 2003

This month's classifieds President's Page Letters to the editor Display advertising Bench & Bar archives Article index Writers' guidelines MSBA home page Advertiser's Index		Is There Gold in Those Hills? Shifting Contours of Unemployment Compensation Law Unemployment compensation issues draw little attention from the legal community, but a recent uptick in layoffs and a couple Supreme Court cases have heightened concern for this unique area of practice. By Marshall H. Tanick and Brian R. Dockendorf Weighing Spreigl Evidence: In Search of a Standard When is evidence of a defendant's prior bad acts appropriately admitted in evidence and when is it prejudicial? While both statute and common law attempt to clarify the issue, the authors find one aspect of the standards contradictory. By James A. Morrow, Peter N. Thompson, and Alfred C. Holden

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Columns President's Page: Business Law Pro Bono: Involving the Other Half of the Profession by James L. Baillie Professional Responsibility: Limiting Exposure to Complaints and Discipline by Kenneth L. Jorgensen Lawyer at Large: "Reverse" Age Discrimination: Are "Younger" Employees Protected? by Tim Webb Essay: In Search of a Trial: Exporting the Adversary System by Hon. Bernard Boland

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