Resolving our disputes in courtrooms, under the refined and civilizing influence of the rule of law, is far better than doing so in street brawls or violence. I get that, and I respect it. But even the rule-bound character of the courts sometimes seems to resemble the world of the Hatfields and McCoys.
I am not primarily referring to the relationship between opposing parties. In an adversarial system, lawyers are supposed to be in a state of open warfare.
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