Law in Contemporary Society

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What I Wanted

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 Thurgood Marshall taught me that there are only two things necessary for an ordinary person to change the world: you have to know exactly what you want and you have to know exactly how to get it. Learning how to answer those questions is what becoming a great lawyer means.

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