"It's almost a controlled experiment on the difference that quality of counsel makes," Professor Zimring said.
The intent of the column was to soothe a riled female id; if the woman couldn't resolve her conflict — by ending an unhappy marriage, for example — the professor counselled wifely demurral.
Nowadays, lawyers have no end of advice and counsel for law professors.
We counselled the good professor to leave the cherry picking to someone else.
It's equal to legal interrogation and you have a right to counsel," said Kathleen Cookiee" Ridolfi, professor at Santa Clara Law and a co-founder of the Northern California Innocence Project.
Starting in my freshmen year, I have performed biomedical research with a faculty mentor, presented my research at national conferences, met with graduate school recruiters, and been counseled by tenured professors who genuinely take an interest in my performance.
JULIET S. SORENSEN Chicago, Feb. 27, 2012 The writer, the daughter of Ted Sorensen, President Kennedy's speechwriter and special counsel, is a clinical assistant professor at Northwestern Law School.
Oliver Houck — the law professor, former general counsel of the National Wildlife Federation, whose lone presence signals the continuing existence of the environmental movement — naturally stays outdoors.
John Radsan, a former lawyer in the C.I.A.'s office of general counsel, who is now a professor at William Mitchell College of Law, in St .Paul, Minnesota, says, "You can't target someone just because he visited an Al Qaeda Web site.
"It's man bites dog," said James Wheaton, a colleague of the professor and senior counsel and co-founder of the First Amendment Project, a nonprofit free-speech advocacy group.
