Official Publication of the Minnesota State Bar Association Vol. 59, No. 7 August 2002

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Removing Bias from the Minnesota Justice System The Minnesota Supreme Court has been outspoken regarding bias in the judicial system but has yet to overturn a decision on these grounds. By William E. Martin and Peter N. Thompson Spendthrift Trust Rules: Should Minnesota Make Exceptions? Spendthrift trust provisions protect trust assets from creditors virtually without exception. But powerful arguments can be made both for and against permitting attachment of these assets for child support or spousal maintenance. By William S. Forsberg

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Columns President's Page: A Service Profession by Jon Duckstad Professional Responsibility: The Role of Probation in the Disciplinary System by Betty M. Shaw Lawyer at Large: Anticipating and Resolving Global Disputes by Walter J. Duffy, Jr. Essay: Billing: Our Profession's Not So Hidden Shame by Alan G. Greer

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