Yesterday's DJ has PJ Gilbert's column, titled
To be educated or not to be educated, that is the question:
Trials are not sporting events. That the press, entertainment industry, or some clients characterize a "good" result as a win does not mean we in the legal profession should. The form and manner in which adversaries contest cases may bear a superficial similarity to opponents squaring off in a sporting match. But such a shallow comparison ends there. Whatever the result in a particular case, I like to think that when the judiciary is independent, justice wins over injustice in most, if not all, cases.
PJ Gilbert will also be a "Reminiscer" at the IALA/LACBA Sr. Lawyers Section "
Nostalgia Night" on March 25.
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