Abstract
Like leaders of so many administrations before them, Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton, both lawyers, surrounded themselves with an inner circle composed mainly of lawyers-turned-political advisers and policy bureaucrats.
Some would argue that lawyers and politics are a bad brew. But lawyers trust lawyers so much that some will steadfastly defend their political bosses, even if that means being key players in the potential cover-up of a crime. In their skewed minds, accusations of crimes by leaders of the opposing political party are merely biased power politics.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
9-30-1998
Publisher Statement
Copyright © 1998 Newsday. This article first appeared in Newsday September 30, 1998 pg. A41.
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Recommended Citation
Taylor, Porcher L., III. "A Grand Notion for Power-Center Lawyers."Newsday, September 30, 1998.
