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Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 61, No. 3 March 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		The Ostrich Defense: Internet Scams in Consumer Credit Collection Much like the proverbial ostrich, some unscrupulous debtors respond to collection actions by trying to bury their heads in the sand — or worse!  Here are some tips and strategies for identifying and responding to such scams. By Michael D. Johnson Should Judges Get Out of Redistricting? Legislative redistricting is an inherently political activity. In contrast, judges commit to political neutrality in their decision-making process.  When judges become involved in redistricting, the challenge is to ensure the process is both actually fair and perceived as fair. By Hon. Thomas J. Kalitowski and Elizabeth M. Brama

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Columns President's Page: Strengthening Our Presence in the Legislature by James L. Baillie Professional Responsibility: Integrity: That Initial Compromise by Kenneth L. Jorgensen Lawyer at Large: Writer's Corner: Use and Argue the Case Law by Kenneth R. Swift Essay: Split in the Circuit: Breaking up the Eighth by Marshall H. Tanick

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