To those who think the State Bar of Texas is too stodgy, think again. On Sept. 28, State Bar President Gib Walton launched the Bar's YouTube contest, "Lone Star Stories: Texans on Justice," and invited Texans of all ages as well as lawyers licensed in Texas to submit three-minute-or-less original videos that illustrate their vision of the promise of justice for all.
October 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
To those who think the State Bar of Texas is too stodgy, think again.
On Sept. 28, State Bar President Gib Walton launched the Bar’s YouTube contest, “Lone Star Stories: Texans on Justice,” and invited Texans of all ages as well as lawyers licensed in Texas to submit three-minute-or-less original videos that illustrate their vision of the promise of justice for all.
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