The legal profession and public service

Article Abstract:

Lawyers should make an effort to function in public service roles. Traditionally they have done this by providing pro bono services, helping to reform law, working in government, and teaching. These are necessary if the law profession wants to maintain a positive public image.

Attorneys, Public relations, Pro bono legal services

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Taking the high road: civility, judicial independence, and the rule of law

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the need for civility during litigation between attorneys and between judges and attorneys. He asserts that uncivil behavior on the part of judges damages public confidence in the judicial system and threatens to undermine judicial independence.

Political aspects, Protection and preservation, Legal etiquette, Judicial power, Rule of law

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Laurence H. Tribe

Article Abstract:

Testimonials to Harvard Law School Professor Laurence H. Tribe are presented. Tribe is a respected expert on Constitutional law.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Law teachers, Testimonial, Law school faculty, Harvard Law School, Tribe, Laurence

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