By Kendra L. Basner and Cassidy E. Chivers
The law has always been a source of entertainment. Lately, Hollywood has been making a lawyer's navigation through ethical challenges a main storyline. Lawyers behaving badly are not only making headlines, but also marquees.
Many believe this fascination spiked when cameras were allowed into an L.A. courtroom for a live look at the O.J. Simpson murder trial in 1995. The Simpson trial wasn't the fi...
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