Legally Speaking: Nancy Gertner
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Long before Nancy Gertner became a federal judge she had made a name for herself defending a lesbian revolutionary who stood accused of killing a police officer. She then became known for her work on abortion and sex discrimination cases. Gertner talks about her unusual career with UC Hastings law professor Lisa Faigman. Series: "Legally Speaking" [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 23283]
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