The Warrior is the official journal of the Trial Lawyers College and is the only legal publication exclusively for lawyers and judges who are dedicated and committed to the jury system and to representing and obtaining justice for individuals; the poor, the injured, the forgotten, the defenseless and the damned, and to protecting the rights of all people from corporate and government oppression.

The Warrior is available to anyone interested in justice and changing the legal system so that it better serves the people. Four quarterly issues bring readers news of the latest trends and developments in the TLC method, informative articles about cutting edge legal issues, trial practice by and for lawyers who represent people, improvements in the legal system, effective advocacy for people and commentary and analysis on a variety of other issues, legal and otherwise that are of interest to our readers.

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Summer 2003:
Money Justice for Love, Comfort, and Society in a Wrongful Death Case
-- by J. Jude Basile

TLC Methods at Work
-- by Maren Lynn Chaloupka

Winter 2002:
Learning to Fight Against the Death Penalty
-- by Daniel R. Williams

Winter 2003:
Judges Respond to New Judicial College
-- by Pat Reynolds and Lynne Bratcher

Psychodramatic Techniques in a Soft Tissue Case
-- by Corinne M. Mullen

In 2002, The Special Issue, The WARRIOR - America On The Verge, was awarded the prestigious Apex Award for Publication Excellence for Magazine and Journal Writing.

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