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- Picturing
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This
Month in Picturing Justice
- My Take
- Tricksters: The image of lawyers as
Tricksters in America today. By John Denvir Go...
- Silver Screen
- Pleasantville: Pleasantville
is a necessary reminder that freedom, while unsettling, disconcerting and discomforting,
is still better than the alternative. By Paul
Joseph Go...
- Small Screen
The Practice: A distraught
podiatrist rushes into the office demanding to see attorney Ellenor Frutt immediately. He
says that the previous night he picked up a woman in a bar and they went to a motel
together. Then he went home. The next morning, upon opening his medical bag, he discovered
the woman's severed head. He claims he has no idea how it got there. Now what? by
Michael Asimow Go...
The Practice: David Kelleys The
Practice has opened its second season. Starting as a dark horse entry late on
Saturday night, the show finished up by winning several Emmys and laying serious claim to
be the true successor to television "lawyer" classic series like LA Law and The
Defenders. It seems a good time to ask what kind of magic Kelley is working.
by John Denvir Go...
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