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 Philip Howard talks about how law is stifling the nation, instead of aiding in its freedom. Someone, in class today, mentioned taking a "legitimate" path in meeting one's end. But what if there is no legitimacy to the path, only habitual surrender? It is interesting to see a Corporate Partner take this approach (although I have no knowledge of his motivations or goals).

http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/02/22/howard.too.much.law/index.html?hpt=C2

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>		Howard came to speak to us during Bobbitt's Legal Methods class. His personal goal is to balance civic and corporate life. He was fired from a different firm for being too involved in "other work." In my paper page I mentioned that seesaws have been litigated out of existence. This is an idea that I took from Howard, and actually just got his book in the mail yesterday so I could look into it. I accidentally ordered an extra copy if anybody wants to buy it from me smile

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-- MohitGourisaria - 24 Feb 2010

Philip Howard talks about how law is stifling the nation, instead of aiding in its freedom. Someone, in class today, mentioned taking a "legitimate" path in meeting one's end. But what if there is no legitimacy to the path, only habitual surrender? It is interesting to see a Corporate Partner take this approach (although I have no knowledge of his motivations or goals).

http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/02/22/howard.too.much.law/index.html?hpt=C2


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