Every once in a while, lawyers just have to unleash their inner geeks. But nobody does it quite like the folks at the annual meeting of the Conference of Delegates of California Bar Associations, an independent attorney group that debates legal and political issues. Before they got down to business this month, several delegations took part in the customary march into the meeting room -- an act of goofiness that this year included a sing-along to the theme from the 1978 movie "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes."
October 18, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Every once in a while, some lawyers like to let loose and act like, well, geeks.
But nobody does it quite like the folks attending the annual meeting of the Conference of Delegates of California Bar Associations, an independent group of attorneys from around the state that debates legal and political issues.
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