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 Evelyn carries us back to Ireland in the
1950's, and to a heart-rending dispute between a loving father
and a stubborn government that won't yield custody of some adorable
children. Bring the hankies, because the film is truly emotional
and uplifting. And, best of all, it's about family law and constitutional
law. Three great lawyers go up against the Irish government before
the Irish Supreme Court and emerge triumphant. Picturing Justice
presents a number of perspectives on this important film--and
it would welcome more. Readers--please contribute
your opinions!
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