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Arthur W. Campbell defines a Freedom Lawyer as one who has "steadfast determination to oppose injustice wherever it appears." In TRIAL & ERROR The Education of a Freedom Lawyer Volume II For the Prosecution, he follows Volume I For the Defense, with an equally insightful look into the workings of the prosecution. A growing awareness that idealism and the practicalities of the legal system must go hand-in-hand, fills these pages. His writing is clear, poetic and humorous as he leads us through the prosecutor's thinking. Throughout both volumes he does not waiver in his conviction that Freedom Law is the proper way to dispense justice. It is important for the accused and it is important for the society through their legal representatives. "The principal task of lawyers is remembering. We are to remember past events so that we may learn from them." - Mike Tigar.