Becoming a lawyer is filled with challenges you prepare for like old-fashioned, scheduled war: Set the time and face the fire. But after the tests (LSAT, finals, the bar exam), it's not that simple. There's the interview. Mitch Artman tried to get to the heart of this difficult, potentially degrading experience -- and his trial run was like trying to out-think Stephen Hawking while having a staring contest with Joe Pesci.
February 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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