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Criminal

Nov. 13, 2002

Stanford Reverses Offer to Radical Lawyer

SAN FRANCISCO - Lynne F. Stewart, the New York radical lawyer, arrived in Palo Alto on Friday expecting to be honored as a mentor to Stanford Law School students in public interest practice.

By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer

        SAN FRANCISCO - Lynne F. Stewart, the New York radical lawyer, arrived in Palo Alto on Friday expecting to be honored as a mentor to Stanford Law School students in public interest practice.
        Instead she found a fax at her hotel from Dean Kathleen M. Sullivan re...

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