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Preface | ||
1 | Living the Law | 1 |
2 | A Great Profession Loses Its Way | 21 |
3 | My Profession: Remembrance and Assertion | 47 |
4 | The Clients Change | 69 |
5 | So the Law Firms Change | 91 |
6 | The Law Schools: Missing the Target? | 113 |
7 | The Job for the Bar Associations | 139 |
8 | What the Judges Can Do | 167 |
9 | What the Lawyers Can Do | 185 |
10 | What Society Can Do | 207 |
11 | The Profession That Can Say No | 227 |
Notes | 247 | |
Index | 259 |
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