Austin's James C. Harrington has represented many unpopular clients and causes during his career as a civil rights attorney, but nothing prompted more hate mail than his 1991 suit against the State Bar of Texas over the inadequacy of pro bono legal services to indigent Texans. Last month he filed a suit against the members of the Texas Supreme Court on behalf of four farm workers. The suit alleges that the Supreme Court violated the due process rights of the farm workers by its inaction on an earlier suit.
September 10, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Austin’s James C. Harrington is getting ready for a renewed assault on his mailbox.
Harrington has represented many unpopular clients and causes during his career as a civil rights attorney. But nothing prompted more hate mail than his 1991 suit against the State Bar of Texas over the inadequacy of pro bono legal services to indigent Texans.
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