Editor's Note
Nov. 1, 2012
Editor's Note
Anytime between five minutes and 24 hours after I host one of our Legally Speaking programs, I am usually struck, if not tormented, by the questions I should have asked-but didn't. Take the interview I did two years ago with one of the country's most famous law professors, Alan Dershowitz. Early on in that interview he spoke to me of his personal heroes who, over time, had let him down. "I tell my students: 'Don't have heroes,' " he confided. "All my heroes have had clay feet. I...
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