Currie Lecture 2016 | Guido Calabresi, Equality in the American Constitution [54:21-55:36]
lawyer for Baki gets up and says my name is Shmet Drake or whatever and I have been the lawyer from Baki for eight years and then he stopped and he says I say that which was always said not in the formal sense in which I say it in which people say it I say it because Mr. Baki I've been Mr. Baki's lawyer for eight years and he wants only one thing in life to be a doctor and he is fully qualified except for one thing he is white now I don't say that's the truth of that case but that is how that case gets put and you can see each side making an argument that is powerful and what I am saying is that whenever that kind of argument can be made there is a great desirability to be able to say no that is not what is happening because of that is this is what we are doing I think he had a hand up first and I'll come back down
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