1. Barry ScheckBarry Scheck is co-founder of The Innocence Project, a “national litigation and public policy organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted people through DNA testing and reforming the criminal justice system to prevent future injustice.” Seriously, how do you beat that? He’s living the dream and is actually doing what he went to law school to do. (Plus, he was my crim law professor, and a great one at that).3. Justice Sonia SotomayorAs a first generation kid myself, Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s memoir “My Beloved World” really hit home for me. The obstacles she has overcome to reach the pinnacle of the legal profession are awe-inspiring.4. My HusbandYes, this is a very personal one, but I bet more than a few of you can relate. I met my husband in law school. Frankly, after law school I don’t think I would have been able to be with a non-lawyer. We understand how the other thinks, and we don’t have to tell each other “that’s not what I asked you.” Oh, and he worked on a case during his time at The Innocence Project that lead to the exoneration of a death row inmate – so he’s officially a hero – my hero.In the spirit of those who hate Valentine’s Day, here are some lawyers that I would rather stick a pencil in my eye than have dinner with: Justice Clarence Thomas and Donald West. That’s right, I said it (and my editor let me).Agree with me? Don’t agree? Who are your legal “crushes”? Let us know on Facebook FindLaw for Legal Professionals.Related Resources:
  • Should an Associate Ask a Coworker Out on Valentine’s Day? (FindLaw’s Greedy Associates Blog)
  • Divorce Lawyers Love Day After Valentine’s Day (FindLaw’s Greedy Associates Blog)
  • Three Things for Lonely Lawyers to do on Valentine’s Day (FindLaw’s Greedy Associates Blog)

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