The making of a civil rights lawyer /
"Part memoir and part critical study, The Making of a Civil Rights Lawyer offers both a personalized history of the civil rights movement from a participant's perspective and the compelling account of how a lawyer committed to social change discovered himself in his work."--BOOK JACKE...
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Charlottesville :
University of Virginia Press,
2006.
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Table of Contents:
- Macon, Georgia
- How I went to work for Thurgood Marshall
- What they didn't teach me at the Yale Law School
- On-the-job training
- A sense of the work
- A white civil rights lawyer
- Greenberg and Bell
- Me and Muhammad
- The complex world of law reform
- Litigation : means of choice or last resort?
- Legal killing revisited
- The future of the death penalty.