Public Service in the Private Practice

I am going to talk about, not just the obligations, but also the privilege of service as a lawyer

Sophisticated Surveillance—Intolerable Intrusion or Prudent Protection?

I propose to talk about some of the measures we legitimately can employ in a free society to protect ourselves from the ravages of crime, of terrorism, of betrayal of the public trust. Our basic liberties are identified and enshrined in our Constitution. There must be no retreat from that. An awareness of and respect for the law\u27s demands is fundamental to all who are sworn to uphold the law. But it is no defense of ordered liberty to deny to those whom we commission to enforce the laws the lawful tools that modern science and professional advancement have made possible. There is a balancing process which each of us must share. We call it justice and it continues to be the great interest of man on earth