Public Interest
Jan. 19, 2001
Medical Court
It's two in the morning and I'm startled from an already restless sleep. It's the sleep of a lawyer in the midst of trial: fitful, with all-consuming dreams. Litigators know that nocturnal wrestling: passionate non sequiturs, snippets of coherent thoughts enveloped in a mindscape conceived by psychedelic artist Peter Max. Thoughtful hallucinations that masquerade as strategic planning mock us when we awaken, just as they absorbed us as we slept.
It's two in the morning and I'm startled from an already restless sleep. It's the sleep of a lawyer in the midst of trial: fitful, with all-consuming dreams. Litigators know that nocturnal wrestling: passionate non sequiturs, snippets of coherent thoughts enveloped in a mindscape conceived by psychedelic artist Peter Max. Thoughtful hallucinations ...
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