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Monthly Archives: May 2010
The greatest veteran, Paps
His name was Hank. I called him Paps. He was my grandfather. He was a veteran. Part of the greatest generation. He grew up in rural Mississippi during the Great Depression. He had two pairs of slacks and two shirts. He went to bed hungry most nights. When he was 16, he lied on an [...]
Posted in Greatest veteran, Memorial Day, Paps
Supporting judicial candidates, an open invitation for one unedited post
A few people read this blog. Not too many though. Some are crazy. Some are astute. There is no advertising on my site. I follow and support political candidates – including judges. Ever since I was 18, I have been registered to vote. I am proud to say that I voted for Bill Clinton when [...]
Marketing your criminal practice
1. Be a professional – this is number one. Get great suits/ties – custom made, (Tell Mr. Sam I said hi), know your stuff and treat people with respect – everybody – even the clerk and the guy who cleans the courthouse. 2. Speak, lead, teach and write. Be a leader. 3. Volunteer to head [...]