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Is it wrong to pressure lawyers not to defend unpopular clients?
(updated below – Mon 10:40pm) A week ago, a controversy arose around the fact that gay rights groups pressured the law firm that had planned to defend the Defense of Marriage Act (which prohibits gay marriage) into dropping the case. … Continue reading