11th Media Law Symposium: Scott Turow (November 20, 1998) 

On November 20, 1998, the Law School presented its 11th Annual Symposium on Media Law: "Where Have You Gone, Perry Mason?" which addressed the changing role and depiction of the lawyer in the popular media. The event featured noted novelist Scott Turow, an attorney with Nath & Rosenthal. Turow is known for his body of legal thrillers, which includes Presumed Innocent, The Burden of Proof, Pleading Guilty, The Laws of Our Fathers, and others.
Note: This recording is presented with minimal editing or alteration as part of the Law School's Historical Preservation Series. Due to the age and format of source material, intermittent audio and visual inconsistency is to be expected. Some content may reflect outdated facts and opinions.
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00:00 -- WELCOME
- Associate Dean Rory Smith
02:10 -- INTRODUCTION
- Professor Michael Polelle
09:05 -- ADDRESS
- Scott Turow, Author & Attorney, Nath & Rosenthal