Confessions of a South Georgia Lawyer

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A white male’s perception of the changes in the practice of law in Southeast Georgia caused by the increase in the size of his community, and also, the vast increase in the number of female and black lawyers from 1953 until 2005. He shares some of the many interesting, humorous and sometimes tragic events that occurred in the courts in his more than 50 years of practice.