Word: frankfurterism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Anthony Amsterdam, 40, went to Stanford University to teach law in 1969 but has spent as much time in court as in the classroom. One of the nation's ranking experts in criminal law and civil rights, he has defended Chicago Seven Attorney William Kunstler, Black Panther Bobby Seale...
Nothing is particularly pleasant about Zum Zum, but it's quick and it's cheap and you might want to have your lunch there if you are ever in a rush. The standard fare is a 55-cent frankfurter which is as good as any for sale in the Square...
Fest, 47, an editor of the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, grew up in Hitler's Germany, was drafted at 15 and captured by American troops at Remagen Bridge. Inevitably, his book covers little new ground. But he tells the Hitler story as no non-German could: dispassionately, but from...
Calkins was in 1969, and still is, a partner in the prestigious law firm of Jones, Day, Cockley & Reavis, so his life went on, probably with revised goals and lessened ambition. His qualifications are still impressive; Calkins's background contains what one associate calls "a hat-trick of credentials"--president...
Morgan accused Harvard of over-rationalizing the law: "It's all procedural. It's a way not to do anything for folks--that's what Frankfurterism is. There are plenty of true American heroes in the law, but this law school makes a hero out of Frankfurter...