Public Interest
Jan. 23, 2002
Pro Bono Publico
In the summer of 1971, armed with one year of law school, I began my legal career with a summer job at Pine Tree Legal Assistance in my native state of Maine. I worked in a small, economically depressed mill town, populated predominantly by French Canadians who worked along the Androscoggin River.
In the summer of 1971, armed with one year of law school, I began my legal career with a summer job at Pine Tree Legal Assistance in my native state of Maine. I worked in a small, economically depressed mill town, populated predominantly by French Canadians who worked along the Androscoggin Ri...
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