The higher risk of lawsuits and longer, more unpredictable working hours drive Japanese medical students into easier lines of work — dermatology and cosmetic surgery, for example.
T That will translate into easier fund-raising, they said, and will help them attract better Democratic candidates to run in these traditionally Republican counties.
Chief Kapica said he expected that "initially there would be a big burst of clearances," as new DNA, ballistics and fingerprint technology turned hard cases into easier ones.
In the shadow of this weekend's inaugural celebrations, a nascent movement began taking shape to seek ways to translate disgust with the election into easier access to voting and more precise methods of counting ballots.
But in what the campaign surely hopes is a sign of the future, by the end of a long day spent riding a bus together, Mr. McCain and Mr. Romney seemed to have warmed to their new political partnership, their awkwardness dissolving into easier banter and a playful manner.
Julie Price and Dr Dennis Eady, of the Cardiff Law School Innocence Project argue reform of the CCRC is "not just desirable, but essential" - and without it they fear the innocence project movement will inevitably retract as universities move into "easier" forms of pro bono.
