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Law Practice

Nov. 30, 2001

Lawyer's Lament

When he went to law school, full of hope and desire, he set lofty goals and strove to climb higher. Jurisprudence and justice were first in his mind, ordained as he was to make the world kind.

        By James D. Ward
        
        When he went to law school, full of hope and desire,
        he set lofty goals and strove to climb higher.
        Jurisprudence and justice were first in his mind,
      ...

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