In Cross Examination, As In Fishing, Nothing

A Man Who Works With His Hands Is A Laborer; A Man Who Works With His Hands And His Brain Is A Craftsman; But A Man Who Works With His Hands And His Brain And His Heart Is An Artist.

Most Lawyers Who Win A Case Advise Their Clients, "we Have Won," And When Justice Has Frowned Upon Their Cause ... "you Have Lost.

Many People With Different Backgrounds, Cultures, Languages, And Creeds Combine To Make A Nation. But That Nation Is Greater Than The Sum Total Of The Individual Skills And Talents Of Its People. Something More Grows Out Of Their Unity Than Can Be Calculated By Adding The Assets Of Individual Contributions. That Intangible Additional Quantity Is Often Due To The Differences Which Make The Texture Of The Nation Rich. Therefore, We Must Never Wipe Out Or Deride The Differences Amongst Us-for Where There Is No Difference, There Is Only Indifference.

A Fine Artist Is One Who Makes Familiar Things New And New Things Familiar.

Preparation Is The Be-all Of Good Trial Work. Everything Else - Felicity Of Expression, Improvisational Brilliance - Is A Satellite Around The Sun. Thorough Preparation Is That Sun.