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Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 61, No. 2 February 2004

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		Latent Bias and the Challenge of Civil Voir Dire Trial lawyers and judges in voir dire must strive to discover bias among panelists while avoiding questions or behaviors that would taint the jury pool. By Brian Wojtalewicz The Ethics of Workplace Investigations The attorney who assumes the role of investigator in the workplace can easily go astray by failing to see how the roles differ. It's also necessary to ensure that others understand the difference. By John A. Mack

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Columns President's Page: Our Public Defender System: A Funding Crisis by James L. Baillie Professional Responsibility: In Pursuit of Ethical Lawyering by Charles E. Lundberg Lawyer at Large: Drafting Residential Construction Agreements by Jeff Alden Essay: Unsung Heroes: Equal Justice Under the Law by Hon. Donovan W. Frank

Departments Notes & Trends Commentaries on developments in the law. Opportunity Market Classified ad listings from Bench & Bar. Also in Print this Month ...   Technology Orders in the Courts Personal Notes