Civil Rights
Dec. 30, 1999
California Law Schools Need Diversity
Despite its utility, affirmative action is under severe political and judicial attack, and one questions whether it will survive beyond the year 2000.
Californians agree that the administration of justice works better for all its residents when all ethnic and racial groups are well represented. At the same time, lawyers have an ethical obligation, as public citizens, to seek after justice. Those ends will be served by including in the bar members from the many racial, ethnic, social and geographic groups...
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