Like every issue of the Illinois Bar Journal, this one contains an array of articles for and, with few exceptions, by Illinois lawyers.

When Illinois re-enacted the death penalty in 1977, the General Assembly and the criminal justice system made a legal and moral commitment to the people of Illinois that, if executions take place in their name, they would be done right.

Offer, acceptance, consideration, and criminal law.

What do you do when the other side breaches a settlement agreement? This article reviews your alternatives under Illinois law.

Workers' comp lawyers are cursed with a special set of headaches. The remedy? Follow this advice.

You finally switched from your familiar word-processing program to that new, improved alternative. So why aren't you happy?

When does a word mean what it means rather than what people hear it to mean?