Lawyers Should Make Nice To Sheriff’s Deputies Even When They Don’t Deserve It.

Posted By Cliff Tuttle | December 22, 2017

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Going through those magnetic security portals at the Court House can be a gigantic pain, especially when you are late for court.  But experience has proven that we should hold our temper at all costs.

Clifford Haines, 72 year-old former President of the Pennsylvania Bar Association and the Philadelphia Bar Association was roughed up by some deputies at the security checkpoint at the Philadelphia Justice Center.  Now he’s suing.  So much better to never have it happen in the first place. Here’s an article that appeared recently in the ABA Journal.

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