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As a litigator, Norman Dorsen’s accomplishments included extending basic legal rights to juveniles and illegitimate children. Through the courts he also labored for constitutional rights for homosexuals, the indigent, prisoners, war protesters, and women, and the right to counsel. (To view this go in your computer to college.columbia.edu/cct/spring13/alumni news/norman dorsen. (You can quickly find the above quickly by copying the whole article and searching for juvenile court.)
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