including barbara babcock who i think of as the dean of criminal defenders she wrote the classic piece called defending the guilty that is more than 30 years old and she writes and a new interesting updated take she gets the question and "how can you represent those people?" from her hair dresser even her oncologist. i think -- i thought that was a great line. representing in the high-profile controversial defendants who has his own typically a renaissance man and writes about his representation with the oakland city -- oklahoma city bombing case and also with the guantanamo detainee , as the essay discussion of criminal defense since september 11 and what the policies were before and after that the event. make in shapiro is another co-author and talks about defending people on death row there is a very strong essay that's talks about the clients' families and the lawyers because you have to take a part of life then put it back together how layperson could do something so horrible that is the worst punishment abolished death by a execution. running the innocence project at old mess tal

some of the others include barbara babcock who i think of as the dean of criminal defenders certainly of the literature. she wrote something a lot of us think of as a kind of classic piece on criminal defense called defending the guilty. it's more than 30 years old now and she writes a new interesting kind of a dated essay. one of my favorite lines from her is she gets the question how can we represent those people from people like her hairdresser and for recently her oncologist. i thought that was a great line. michael is another hero who does this work. he has represented any number of high-profile controversial defendants who has his own typically a signature. he is kind of a renaissance man and he writes about his representation with the oklahoma bombing case. joe writes about his representation of the guantÁnamo detainees and authors with a brilliant essay discussion of criminal defense since september september 11 and what their policies were before and after that pivotal event. meghan shapiro and william montrose are the only co-authors and a write about people on death row. i