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,“Those People” Are Us,airer the fight becomes. I am a public defender because I love my country and the promise our Constitution extends to all those who step into a criminal courtroom accused of a crime—that they will not be alone.

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Representing Sex Offenders,r the District of Columbia (PDS), I was three years into my job as the executive director of the Ohio Justice & Policy Center (OJPC). The decision—whether or not to challenge Ohio’s ban on “sex offenders”. living within 1,000 feet of schools—could repel funders and shutter the struggling organizatio

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Fair Play,sponses range from the frivolous to the philosophical, and from the purely political to the deeply personal. I confess that after 30 years of being a public defender—from trial attorney at The Legal Aid Society to the founder and director of The Bronx Defenders—the question infuriates me. It is frus

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Not Only in America, people?” The first question demands an objective response, a reasoned explanation for why representing someone accused of a crime is morally justified. The second ques-tion is more personal and subjective. It asks an individual lawyer to explain and justify her decision to spend her life doing the

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