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Acknowledgments
Introduction Pt. I Life and Career 1 Pick Your Heroes Carefully 2 Live the Passion of Your Times 3 Have a Good Enemies' List 4 Don't Do What You're Best At 5 Don't Have Deathbed Regrets 6 Don't Follow "Off-the-Rack" Advice 7 Don't Limit Your Options by Making a Lot of Money 8 Don't Risk What You Don't Have Enough of to Get More of What You Have Plenty Of 9 Is There an Absolute Morality? 10 Should Good Lawyers Defend Bad People? 11 Defending Yourself from Legal McCarthyism 12 How to Balance Idealism, Realism and Cynicism 13 Your Last Exam 14 Self-Doubts 15 The Perfect Is the Enemy of the Excellent 16 An Honorable Profession? 17 Blowing the Whistle 18 The Good, the Bad, the Honest and the Dishonest 19 Your Client Is Not Your Friend 20 Stop Whining, Start Winning Pt. II Winning and Losing 21 Where Can You Learn Advocacy? 22 Winning Before a Jury: The "Aha" Theory 23 Winning Before a Judge: Political Justice 24 Arguing in the Supreme Court 25 Who Is Your Client? 26 Losing 27 Don't Underestimate Your Opponent 28 The Prosecutor's Blind Spot 29 The Difference Between a Prosecutor and a Defense Attorney 30 Lawyers' Morals - and Other Oxymorons 31 Know When to Fight - and When to Give In 32 Dealing with Criticism Pt. III Being a Good Person 33 Can a Good Lawyer Be a Good Person? 34 Can You Pass the "Fluoridation" Test? 35 Graduating Law Students 36 Graduating University Students 37 Why Be a Good Person? Notes |