Law advertising and public trust in Madison Avenue style
The piece argues that competitive attorney advertising may not erode public trust more than existing issues. Gipson contends dignity is less important than First Amendment rights and public access to information, urging clearer advertising rules and public education about legal rights.
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Sherman Antitrust Reform Sparks Lawyer Lobby Debate
A century of reform debate extends from antitrust law challenges to broad advertising bans. The piece surveys DOJ actions, a possible Supreme Court path, Tunney’s small claims court idea, and calls for recertification and better access to justice. It notes lawyer lobbying power and proposed think tanks, plus computer aids in county legal work.
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Supreme Court
John V. Tunney
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National Institute of Justice
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