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Law Is An Imperfect Profession In Which Success Can Rarely Be Achieved Without Some Sacrifice Of Principle. Thus All Practicing Lawyers -- And Most Others In The Profession -- Will Necessarily Be Imperfect, Especially In The Eyes Of Young Idealists. There Is No Perfect Justice, Just As There Is No Absolute In Ethics. But There Is Perfect Injustice, And We Know It When We See It.

The Court Of Last Resort Is No Longer The Supreme Court. It's 'nightline.'

On Television And In The Movies, Crimes Are Always Solved. Nothing Is Left Uncertain. By The End, The Viewer Knows Whodunit. In Real Life, On The Other Hand, Many Murders Remain Unsolved, And Even Some That Are "solved" To The Satisfaction Of The Police And Prosecutors Lack Sufficient Evidence To Result In A Conviction.

A Good Lawyer Knows How To Shut Up When He's Won His Case.

When You Discriminate Against Anyone, You Discriminate Against Everyone. It's A Display Of Terrible Intolerance.