Subject: Paul Eckstein

• LISTEN UP, LAWYERS

  DON'T DO BUSINESS WITH PEOPLE WHO MAY ONE DAY BE ARRESTED FOR RACKETEERING

  June 10, 1992

• SEARCH MEHOW MANY COPS DOES IT TAKE TO SEARCH A LAWYER'S OFFICE? NONE, AND THEY'LL HAVE TO CALLL A LAWYER FIRST

  July 22, 1992

• Babbitt's Interior

  As the White House flips and flops, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt takes his environmental losses and victories in stride. Is his stoicism a necessary virtue or a political vice?

  August 22, 1996

• Babbitt's Department of Ulterior

  When wealthy casino tribes sought to derail a would-be competitor, campaign donations were the currency of the day

  November 20, 1997

• Letters

  December 18, 1997

• Junior College Confidential

  "Ludicrous" expose brings charges of yellow journalism against retired Scottsdale media professor

  May 7, 1998

• Commission Impossible

  An underfunded Democrat takes on a powerful Republican in a quest for the state's least-sexy elected office

  October 15, 1998

• Sandra Kennedy and Sam George used the Clean Elections system to their advantage — so why was it so hard to get "Team Solar" to talk?

  September 18, 2008

• Old Glory

  Veteran Phoenix lawyer Gary Peter Klahr fought The Bar and The Bar won

  July 4, 2002

• Legally Brown

  You've seen Legally Blonde, but did you know Elle Woods really grew up in Paradise Valley?

  October 30, 2003

• The Fix Is In

  Scratch & Sniff makes a stink over deals on wheels

  December 12, 2002

• Waiting for McCain

  Is the nation's leading proponent of campaign-finance reform turning his back on a homegrown effort?

  May 14, 1998

• Hee-Haw Politics

  Clinton won, Fife lost, and now state Dems have high hopes for '98. But they're in for a wild-ass ride

  December 4, 1997

• MisJudged

  U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate

  September 4, 1997

• Trial By Media (Part II)

  For month after month, Phoenix news reporters repeated a disgruntled secretary's half-baked charges, helping County Attorney Richard Romley discredit a rival in the Attorney General's Office. The same media horde made scarcely a whimper when Romley cover

  March 7, 1996

• FEELING GOOD ABOUT STIRRING THINGS UP

  September 29, 1994

• Right Time for Sargent?

  Look out, McCain. There's a woman after you.

  September 30, 1992