Civil Rights
Nov. 11, 2006
Convert to Islam Finds Calling in Law
IRVINE - Sometimes, when a Muslim in Southern California contacts the Council on American Islamic Relations with a business, immigration or civil rights problem, the council refers the caller to one of its own main lawyers.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
IRVINE - Sometimes, when a Muslim in Southern California contacts the Council on American Islamic Relations with a business, immigration or civil rights problem, the council refers the caller to one of its own main lawyers.
Oh, no, the person may reply, I'd rather have a Muslim attorney. But, the organization's representative...
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