By Mark Labaton
Being a trial lawyer once was widely viewed as a noble calling.
Remember Clarence Darrow and Thurgood Marshall? Remember Atticus Finch, Gregory Peck's heroic lawyer in "To Kill A Mockingbird?"
These and other trial lawyers - real and fictional - were role models.
Times have changed. The term "trial...
Being a trial lawyer once was widely viewed as a noble calling.
Remember Clarence Darrow and Thurgood Marshall? Remember Atticus Finch, Gregory Peck's heroic lawyer in "To Kill A Mockingbird?"
These and other trial lawyers - real and fictional - were role models.
Times have changed. The term "trial...
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