It is perhaps too much to assert that Hartford attorney Dan Klau plays a role roughly akin to conscience in my life, but he does try to correct the error of my ways. Thus, his emails recently tweaking me for writing in opposition to the Connecticut Supreme Court’s ruling requiring Cassandra C. to undergo chemotherapy to treat her Hodgkin lymphoma.
Isn’t the law really all about drawing lines, and making difficult decisions? Isn’t it irresponsible of me, and others, to sit on the sidelines sniping at those involved in the difficult task of seeing that justice is done? How far would I go in defense of individual liberty to make decisions?
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