Rebellious lawyering: one Chicano's vision of progressive law practice

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Legal Education and Practice Innovations Latin American and Latino Studies Legal Systems and Judicial Processes

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The rebellious idea of lawyering against subordination a non-profit law office in transition a young lawyer in a small for-profit law firm a lay lawyer at work beyond orthodox organizing.

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