May 1996 (Law Issue)

Features

Base Motives
Professor Jonathan Turley believes the burning of hazardous waste at a secret military installation in Nevada may have had fatal consequences. He's fighting to reveal the truth.
Amy Aldrich

Is Justice (Color) Blind?
A recent study documented the widespread perception that racial as well as ethnic bias pervades the D.C. federal courts. Debate between the report's friends and foes has been heated.
Professor Todd D. Peterson

Protecting "The Lion King"
Counterfeiters in China rip off merchandise worth billions of dollars a year. GW is helping the country put teeth in its intellectual property laws.
Hope Katz Gibbs

Keeping Counsel
Corporate America increasingly values its in-house lawyers and GW grads are among the best.
Hope Katz Gibbs

Departments

GW News

• Oustanding Alumni Receive Awards
• U.S. News Ranks GW Law 22nd
• Centuries Campaign is Launched
• GW Law Grads Win Prestigious Clerkships
• A Touch of Class (GW Legal Clinics)
• Have a Cigar! (Tribute to Frederick J. Lees)
• Hagler and Martinez Win Moot Court Victory
• Marvin Center is Student Groups' New Home
• An Oxford Exchange
• Highlights of the Roundtable
• Teresa Schwartz to FTC

Alumni Newsmakers

• Naomi Nixon, JD '90 (Director of Marketing and Trade Development at Miami International Airport)

Viewpoint

• Contracting and America's Environment
  Laurent R. Hourcle

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