Democrats running for president used the national meeting of trial lawyers group American Association for Justice on Sunday to attack other lawyers, pillorying Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and ridiculing recent decisions by the conservative-tilting Supreme Court. Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Joe Biden and Bill Richardson -- the only nonlawyer in the group -- spoke separately for about 20 minutes each at the meeting in Chicago.
July 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Democrats running for president used a national meeting of trial lawyers on Sunday to attack other lawyers, pillorying Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and ridiculing recent decisions by the conservative-tilting Supreme Court.
“We want a president who will defend civil justice, but we have one who is only listening to Alberto Gonzales justice,” Sen. Barack Obama said at a presidential forum sponsored by the American Association for Justice, the trial lawyers group.
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