State Bar & Bar Associations
May 5, 1999
Barrister of Budapest
Two years ago, he could not have found Budapest, Hungary, on a map. But now Robert M. Talcott, a Los Angeles lawyer, bar leader and past Police Commission president, can say he not only knows where Budapest is, but also that he helped the former Eastern Bloc country take a few small but significant steps toward creating a new, more democratic criminal justice system.
But now Robert M. Talcott, a Los Angeles lawyer, bar leader and past Police Commission president, can say he not only knows where Budapest ...
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