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2006

Playing Atticus

Jon March is one of the best lawyers in the state, but last fall he got to play the greatest of them all

Our Prisoners, Ourselves

Deborah LaBelle is using the state Legislature and international law to reform U.S. prisons

Justice at Abu Ghraib

Since 9/11, Shereef Akeel has fought for American Muslims; but his biggest case is a class action lawsuit on behalf of the prisoners of Abu Ghraib

JAG

Scott Holcomb helped draft the rules of engagement for Operation Iraqi Freedom; now he's bringing the fight home

License to Thrill

Stacey Abrams’ life is Action-Packed! And Spine-Tingling! Even without the spy novels she writes

The Two Sides to the Story

Former prosecutor Noah Pines now works criminal defense

Unconventional Wisdom

Lovita Tandy did what everyone told her not to do — and became partner at age 32

A Cause to Fight For

Gayle Abramson Csehy talks about that case, and the case for which she'd rather be remembered

A Hotlantan in Iceland

Marc Douglas Glenn in the land of midnight golf

Swimming with Sharks

Robert Highsmith Jr. navigates between politics, lobbying and ethics

The Lawyer Other Lawyers Made

Robert Jackson IV was an EPA scientist who couldn’t stand having his research abused by lawyers; so he became one

Doing Well--Very Well--By Doing Very Good

Fred Baron became a big guy by never forsaking the little guy

A Double Brush With Greatness

Rufus Cormier has run into Nelson Mandela and the Clintons

Download This Story

John Browning sticks up for the average guy against the recording industry

Baptism By Fire in the Governor's Mansion

How could Bill Jones prepare for space shuttle debris and executions?

Watching Over the Champs

Tullos Wells is the off-court MVP for the San Antonio Spurs

Squeezing Terrorists' Bankbooks

Mark Werbner finds a novel way to fight terrorism

An Attorney Who Admits That His Head is (Often) in the Clouds

Steven K. DeWolf and his 1943 PT-17 open-cockpit biplane