This column is excerpted from John Feerick’s keynote speech delivered on November 18 as part of a New York City Bar Association webcast. The event was the final session of the City Bar’s five-part series titled Rule of Law Forum—Preserving the Rule of Law in an Age of Disruption.
I speak today about the home of the rule of law and what lawyers and citizens can contribute to its rebuilding.
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