P.D. with a helping habit; kids and convent are the poles of this lawyer's life

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Dominican nun Mary Louis Russley heads the Permanency Planning Unit of Cook County, IL Juvenile Court's Juvenile Abuse and Neglect Section. This unit serves parents who have given up trying to regain the child custody they had lost. Many of the clients are imprisoned mothers. Russley feels these cases would be more effectively handled outside the adversarial system.

Author: Stein, Anne
Services, Practice, Public defenders, Illinois. Circuit Court. Juvenile Division (Cook County)

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Lend me a cantor; St. Louis attorney combines religion and law

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Howard Shalowitz is a St. Louis sole practitioner and a cantor at the Traditional Congregation of Creve Coeur. He feels that his religious training has added to his compassion in interactions with clients. He began his cantorial training during a break between college and law school and did some part-time work as a cantor during his law school years.

Author: Stein, Anne
Personal narratives, Attorneys, Lawyers, Cantors, Jewish, Jewish cantors

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Designs of distinction; 1993 law office design winners

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The 1993 winners of the ABA's Law Office Design Competition all exemplify the idea that a law firm's architecture and design must show the image the firm wants to project. The categories in which winners were chosen included a small firm with financial constraints, reception areas, small firm design and large firm design.

Author: Stein, Anne
Analysis, Design and construction, Law offices, Office decoration

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