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:*party boy at college straightened up by a lawschool dean 
::taught con law by paul freund: the advanced student who had never had a course
::taught rhetoric by david kennedy – start with the title, the first page is the cover of the book
:*smart kid coming out of law school looking at trial's death-penalty ending in Swain v. Alabama
::taught litigation and passion by joan doar – civil rights division: white v. crook, jury taken over by the state, the state taken over by evil
evidence – how you prove things, how you make a case, how you confront authority to put it across, how to win a noble cause
:*bill kuntsler- lenny weinglass: contempt of julius hoffman's court -  the challenge of authority 
::the courtroom as stage: rhetorical space, set, roles, behaviors
::the limits of a judge's power over lawyers
:*the berrigan brothers - blood in the files - choosing a jury
:*ellsberg – pentagon papers - leonard boudin - Matt Byrne – standing against authority with craft and guile and humor and media management
:*edelin – david rosenberg- bill homans – ben kaplan  – courage and compassion in a doctor against racism  and religious persecution
:*a civil action  – jan schlichtmann – jerry facher - judge skinner -how to lose a judge who starts out in your favor
::the case
::the book
::the film
:*swan
:*daubert – judicial gatekeeping:
::the need for judicial constraint in cases in which lawyers ask juries for money
::distinction for a lawyer speaking for liberty
:*oj in the classroom – classroom in the court of public opinion
:*riaa, poker, marijuana

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