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: Legal History BlogRegarding Another "Counsel for the Situation"
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The recently-published memoir of William T. Coleman, Jr. Esq., the distinguished lawyer, may have slipped your notice. It is Counsel for the Situation: Shaping the Law to Realize America's Promise (co-authored with Donald T. Bliss). In the memoir, Coleman, the first man of color to clerk on the U.S. Supreme Court (for Justice Felix Frankfurter), a strategist and brief writer in Brown v. BoardFull post as published by Legal History Blog on February 15, 2011 (boomark / email).
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