This is not the kind of thing I normally post here, but Oklahoma lawyer Stephen Jones wrote a "Saturday Essay" for the Wall Street Journal called The Case for Unpopular Clients. Since he was appointed to represent Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, he has some personal experience with this and urges that lawyers continue to take on controversial cases.
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