John Adams' commitment to the principle of equal justice, and his courageous actions in furtherance of that principle, underscore our judiciary's critical role in safeguarding that right for all who come into contact with our justice system. This is particularly true today, as our courts deal with a population that is far more diverse, and a society that is far more complex, than in Adams' day.
May 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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This year’s Law Day theme, “The Legacy of John Adams: From Boston to Guantánamo,” honors our nation’s first lawyer-president.
For over two centuries, the defining moment in John Adams’ legal career, his defense of British soldiers charged with the murder of civilians in the Boston Massacre, has stood as the exemplar of the lawyer’s role in ensuring equal justice to all who enter our courthouses.
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