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48 Fed. Law. 1 (2001)

handle is hein.barjournals/fedlwr0048 and id is 1 raw text is: F deral January2001 Volume 48Yber One Columns 3 President's Message 5 At Sidebar 11 The Federal Lawyer In Cyberia 15 Employment Law Corner 41 Ethics & Professionalism Departments 4 FBA Docket 6 Notice of Elections 8 Chapter Exchange 18 Sections & Divisions 39 Language for Lawyers 50 Membership Roundup 52 Last Laugh Book Reviews 42 Parents and Schools: The 150-Year Struggle for Control in American Education - By William W. Cutler III Reviewed by Christopher C. Faille 43 A Handbook of Jury Research • Edited by Walter F. Abbott and John Batt Reviewed by Charles J. Faruki 45 Law School Confidential: A Complete Guide to the Law School Experience: by Students for Students • By Robert H. Miller Reviewed by Christopher A. Jennings 47 Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture o By Michael A. Bellesiles Reviewed by Michael Coblenz Editor in Chief Craig H. Winslow (202) 512-8225 Deputy Editor Elaine Sit (773) 271-5734 Book Review Editor Henry Cohen (202) 707-7892 Hearsay Editor Eileen C. O'Connor (202) 332-1521 Managing Editor Cathleen Barrie (202) 785-1614 Stacy King, Graphic Design/Production Matt McGrath, Editorial Assistant Editorial Board: Ronald Bailey, Phyllis Brown, Julie China, Audrey Glover-Dichter, Thomas Donovan, Jonathan Gordon, Kathleen McGarvey Hidy, Joryn Jenkins, Jeffrey McDermott, Tiffany Metz, Michael Newman, Luis Nido, Luis Oliver, William Rohn, Michael Schaalman, Elaine Sit, Vildan Teske, Michael J. Tonsing, Ellen Toth, Brian Walters, Vern Winters The McDade Law: Necessary for Justice or a Burden for Federal Attorneys? At the center of a storm of controversy since its enactment in 1998, the Mc- Dade law states that all lawyers, including Department of Justice lawyers, are subject to existing state ethics laws and rules governing attorney con- duct. Do these rules conflict with the discharge of federal duties? How do we strike a balance? 20 I The McDade Law Is Good for the Profession BY LARRY D. THOMPSON 231 State Codes of Ethics and the Federal Lawyer: Refighting the Civil War BY RICHARD L. DELONIS AND MICHAEL C. LEIBSON 261 The Trouble with Experts BY ELIOT G. DISNER If you are like most lawyers, you have proba- bly found the matter of handling experts to be quite troublesome at times. Here are a few tips to help you along. 341 Investigatory Interviews BY TIMOTHY S. BLAND AND DAVID P. KNOX A primer on the Weingarten right (the right of an employee to have a co-worker present during cer- tain investigatory interviews), which the National Labor Relations Board recently held is applicable to non-union as well as union workplaces. - page 34 The Federal Lawyer (ISSN: 1080-675X) is published 10 times per year, monthly, except for March/April and Nov.lDec. when it is bimonthly, by the Federal Bar Association, 2215 M St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20037; Tel. (202) 785-1614, Fax (202) 785-1568, E-mail: tfl@fedbar.org. Editorial Policy: The views published in The Federal Lawyer do not necessarily imply approval by the FBA or any agency or firm with which the authors are associated. All copyrights are held by the FBA unless otherwise noted by the author. The appearance of advertisements and new prod- uct or service information in The Federal Lawyer does not constitute an endorsement of such products or services by the FBA. Manuscripts: The Federal Lawyer accepts unsolicited manu- scripts, which, if accepted for publication, are subject to editing. Manuscripts must be original and should appeal to a diverse audience. Contact the managing editor to receive writer's guidelines. Subscription Rates: $14 of each member's dues is applied toward a subscription. Non-member domestic subscriptions are $35 each per year; foreign subscriptions are $45 each per year. All subscription prices include postage. Single copies are $5. Periodical postage paid in Washington, D.C., and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER, send changes of address to. The Federal Lawyer, The Federal Bar Association, 2215 M St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20037. © Copyright 2001 by the Federal Bar Association. All rights reserved. PRINTED IN U.S.A.

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