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then when you come up to tenure, to offer opportunity
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for someone else to run against the incumbent, of course,
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I can see the only thing that it will do is add to his
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insecurity and make it more difficult to get the right
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man to take that office in the first place, because
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perhaps it is almost a general rule that people who have
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real merit also have a certain measure of humility and
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are not so cocksure that somebody batter may not come
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along at another time. And when a lawyer gives up his
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clients, they go to somebody else and he may be able to
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build a practice again sometime, he will never get those
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clients back. And that is something for a good lawyer
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to think about and that is why there are these two
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stendr.rds; the one standard on initial selection, to get
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the very best man that you can, but then on tenure, at
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the time that he comes up at the end of his term, the
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question should not be then, who is the best man we could
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get for this job, because this man has given up his
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clients end takes the job, and there is a moral obliga-
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tion to him if he is doing a good job, he should be
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returned and that should ba the only question.
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