Article in the National Law Journal
Webster Smith v. United States of America: A perspective in the National Law Journal
I am honored to continue my fight with such noteworthy men, my wife, and my daughter by my side with God looking over.
Webster Smith v. United States of America: A perspective in the National Law Journal
I am honored to continue my fight with such noteworthy men, my wife, and my daughter by my side with God looking over.
This was filed today by a hero of mine, Daniel Volchok and team at Wilmer Hale, LLP. Amicus Briefs filed by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the U.S. Army Appellate Defense Division. Oh boy…
I spent so much time seeking man-bestowed honor, the past few years, that I limited myself and my ability. I walked around ashamed instead of proud. I let other people determine the trajectory of my life. There comes a time when you learn where true honor comes from. God. Because I see things that way, I will achieve my dreams with the power that I have, rather than the force that I once exhausted. I don’t sweat this stuff anymore. People see my emotion and through it, they see my soul. They know who I am and for once, I do too.
…I have patience. I will become what I know I am.
Link to Brief: http://www.caaflog.com/2010/06/30/cert-petition-filed-in-smith/
The less I talk, the more I am getting done.
Back to blogging and preparing to take my last shot on the greatest stage, the Supreme Court. Regardless, I keep going.
Paul Gauguin