Twenty years ago religious-freedom cases typically were handled pro bono by big-firm lawyers if they had time. But Kelly Shackelford has brought the practice center stage, fighting to protect the rights of people all over the country to worship as they see fit.
June 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Kelly Shackelford
President, CEO and Chief Counsel
Liberty Institute
Plano
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Twenty years ago religious-freedom cases typically were handled pro bono by big-firm lawyers if they had time. But Kelly Shackelford has brought the practice center stage, fighting to protect the rights of people all over the country to worship as they see fit.
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