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"full_text": "Case 1:09-cr-00581-WHP Document 522 Filed 04/06/12 Page 23 of 29\nStephen Gillers\n35. Do Brawley Lawyers Risk Serious Discipline?, New York Law Journal, June 22, 1988.\n36. Have the Brawley Lawyers Broken the Law?, New York Times, July 2, 1988.\n37. Report Demonstrates Why Meese is Unfit to Be Attorney General, Atlanta Journal and Constitution, July 24, 1988.\n38. Ethical Questions for Prosecutors in Corporate-Crime Investigations, New York Law Journal, September 6, 1988.\n39. Restoring Faith at Justice, National Law Journal, November 21, 1988.\n40. Is Bush Repeating Rockefeller's Folly?, New York Times, September 11, 1989.\n41. Standards Time, The Nation, January 29, 1990 (on the subject of legislative ethics).\n42. Abused Children vs. The Bill of Rights, New York Times, August 3, 1990.\n43. Words Into Deeds: Counselor, Can You Spare a Buck?, ABA Journal, November 1990.\n44. Bad Apples, ABA Journal at 96 (March 1991) (book review).\n45. The Gotti Lawyers and the Sixth Amendment, New York Law Journal, August 12, 1991.\n46. Justice or Just Us? The Door to Dan Quayle's Courthouse Only Swings One Way, ABA Journal (June 1992) at 109.\n47. Fighting Words (What was once comical is now costly), ABA Journal (August 1992) at 102.\n48. Sensitivity Training: A New Way to Sharpen Your Skills At Spotting Ethics Conflicts, ABA Journal (October 1992) at 107.\n49. Under Color of Law: Second Circuit Expands Section 1983 Liability for Government Lawyers, ABA Journal (December 1992) at 121.\n50. Cleaning Up the S&L Mess: Courts Are Taking the Duty to Investigate Seriously, ABA Journal (February 1993) at 93.\n51. All Non-Refundable Fee Agreements Are Not Created Equal, New York Law Journal (February 3, 1993) at 1. (Analyzing appellate decision prohibiting non-refundable fees.)\n52. The Packwood Case: The Senate Is Also on Trial, The Nation (March 29, 1993) at 404.\n53. Conflict of Laws: Real-World Rules for Interstate Regulation of Practice, ABA Journal (April 1993) at 111.\n13\nDOJ-OGR-00010148",
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"June 22, 1988",
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"July 2, 1988",
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"July 24, 1988",
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"September 6, 1988",
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"November 21, 1988",
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"September 11, 1989",
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"January 29, 1990",
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"August 12, 1991",
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