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"On a warm June night in 1966, I saw To Kill a Mockingbird. When Atticus Finch walked from the courtroom and the gallery rose in his honor, tears streamed down my face. I wanted to be that lawyer. Mike Papantonio's In Search of Atticus Finch shows how we can all be Atticus Finches, both as lawyers and people." -Morris Dees Southern Poverty Law Center
"On a warm June night in 1966, I saw To Kill a Mockingbird. When Atticus Finch walked from the courtroom and the gallery rose in his honor, tears streamed down my face. I wanted to be that lawyer. Mike Papantonio's In Search of Atticus Finch shows how we can all be Atticus Finches, both as lawyers and people." -Morris Dees Southern Poverty Law Center
"The powerful and insightful book will be looked upon in years to come as the trial lawyer's guidebook to life. It is motivational! It is inspirational! It is thought provoking! And it is a book that needs to be read and understood by those advocates who try cases. Papantonio has demonstrated his extraordinary capabilities as a gifted author, a principled leader, and a human being with a zest for living a full and complete and balanced life." -John Romano, Past President Southern Trial Lawyer's Association*
"The powerful and insightful book will be looked upon in years to come as the trial lawyer's guidebook to life. It is motivational! It is inspirational! It is thought provoking! And it is a book that needs to be read and understood by those advocates who try cases. Papantonio has demonstrated his extraordinary capabilities as a gifted author, a principled leader, and a human being with a zest for living a full and complete and balanced life." -John Romano, Past President Southern Trial Lawyer's Association*
Responsibility: Mike PapantonioEdition: 2nd ed.Imprint: Pensacola, Fla. : Seville Pub., 1997.Physical description: 257 pages ; 20 cm
*Summary from Google Books
*Summary from Google Books
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