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In the war on terrorism, Bill Hancock sees lawyers as being on the front lines of a domestic struggle. If government, bowing to public pressure, seeks to drastically curb civil liberties, it will be lawyers who fight back. This battle, unlike the search-and-destroy missions for terrorists, will not be popular. But, says Hancock, it is most necessary to defend civil liberties when it is most unpopular to do so.
September 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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