In my role as a member of the Interbranch Commission on Juvenile Justice, I found myself reflecting back on my tenure as president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Both experiences produced the same feeling of exhilaration, especially addressing two issues that have always been important to me — children and the rule of law. Unfortunately, the recent feeling of accomplishment was offset by frustration and disappointment in two groups of whom I have always spoken so highly — judges and lawyers.
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