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In order to discuss some of these issues. The Crimson sponsored a roundtable discussion with two-Harvard Law School professors--Charles Fried. Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence, and Richard D. Parker--and third-year law student, Ibrahim Gassama. The discussion was led by Crimson editor Mark E. Feinberg '85
Fried: I agree with it in terms of the legal system being inefficient and expensive. Whether it manages to protect the rights of citizens. I think is more complicated, because a lot of rights are in fact protected. They are just protected at enormous cost. But the picture in that...
Fried: I think we can be in agreement that the legal system does seem substantially to bring about those results which whoever it is that is in control of the legal system has decided should be brought about. Your point of attack and criticism relates to who it is that...
CLEARED. Leneli Geter, 26, Texas engineer; of charges of holding up a fried-chicken restaurant for $615, for which he was convicted and given a life sentence in October 1982 despite testimony from his colleagues that he was at work at the time; in Dallas. A publicity campaign contending that...
Everybody knows George Ford. Or somebody like George Ford. There he was, 52, the energetic president of a small Ohio electronics firm who "wouldn't eat an egg unless it was fried in bacon grease" His lunches were executive size. He matched his business cronies drink for drink. He...