When Perry Zinn Rowthorn was hired as an assistant attorney general in 1999, he thought the switch from private practice to public service would be temporary.
“I had in the back of my mind it would be good to have some element of public service work in my career,” Zinn Rowthorn said, “but if you asked me back then if I’d still be here now, I probably would have thought I would not.”
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