Dear Dad, I am thinking about going to law school ...
In 1972, Los Angeles lawyer Art Bell got a letter from his college-graduate son, asking questions about the legal profession. What are the reasons someone might consider the law? What are the different specializations? What can—or should—a lawyer do for the community? What is the most important aspect of the law?
So the father wrote his son a letter, drawing on his experiences in and study of the law. It is an insightful, inspirational, and often amusing letter, explaining a classic view of the law that is not heard much today—but which must be recaptured if its enduring principles are to survive.
For any young person considering law, or any parent with a son or daughter thinking of becoming a lawyer, this letter is a must-read. Don't go to school without it.
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