> If you are suddenly in front of a judge that decides your life’s fate wouldn’t you want to pull up historical data that tracks and publishes the judges decisi

> If you are suddenly in front of a judge that decides your life’s fate wouldn’t you want to pull up historical data that tracks and publishes the judges decisions, the feedback from others who have been in your place, and be able to contribute after your experience? A good lawyer has those things already. Having one of those is part of the privilege. Starry eyed pro bono idealists will never realize this. They've put so much energy into making a difference that they can't see how much they can't.