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| his years at this law school, I recognized that my skepticism was wrong. Never more than the day when he told me that he was thinking of simply hanging up a shingle after he left Atlanta's John Marshall Law School and practicing the law of real people.He is brilliant, and generous,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and playful and smart: And he will have a life that almost none of my students have: Every day, he will meet the people he is trying to help. And some days, he will feel that he has helped them. He has the talent to make "People Law" better. And so I begged to celebrate this day with him,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and therefore with you, because I wanted him, and you, to hear this one thought.When you practice this law of real people, when you experience the way the law fails real people, when you see that the only medicine that you have to prescribe -- bloodletting -- helps no one except the vampires, recognize this: There is no one who could justify the system we've allowed to evolve. There is no one who could defend its failures. But the men -- |
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