We, as lawyers, must point out that unrestrained power is almost always abusive.
“We, as lawyers, must point out that unrestrained power is almost always abusive.”
The World Motivation
We, as lawyers, must point out that unrestrained power is almost always abusive.
“We, as lawyers, must point out that unrestrained power is almost always abusive.”
We, as lawyers, must point out that unrestrained power is almost always abusive.
An intuitive part of the American ethos is a kind of protectiveness of the public's fear. We have to remember how unique that is. As scandal-ridden as we may be, we start with a basic expectation that it's not your job in public service to use it to help your friend.
Collective decisions about health care and education are best answered on a local level.
I see the job of attorney general as the single most important legal office in the country when you can't trust the federal government.
So the job of building structures, building a constitutional structure, is not just to punish those who behave badly but actually to protect people from their own temptations.
I like to bitch and moan about lawyers, but they often have actually good points.
I don't actually feel multi-talented. I just feel that I'm in this business where we give ourselves 100 titles and gold statues. It's like, lawyers aren't like, 'You're incredible! You're a professional arguer in front of the judge! You're great at paperwork!' No, you just get credit for one job.
I know O.J. better than anyone on the legal team. There are so many things I know about his personality. My job is really strategy and liaison between the lawyers and O.J.
Tort reform is important. We need to prevent trial lawyers from killing good jobs.
Lawyers enjoy a little mystery, you know. Why, if everybody came forward and told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth straight out, we should all retire to the workhouse.