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The Legal Exhibitionist explores Morris Ernst's use of "exhibitionism" to transform himself from insecure youth into America's most popular lawyer. Though Ernst later abandoned his progressive values to defend the FBI and a Dominican dictator and is today largely unknown, his story presaged the phenomenon of the modern celebrity attorney.
List of contents
Chapter 1: Pre-Trial Jitters
Chapter 2: The Sex Side of Life: Courting the Media and Attacking the Censors
Chapter 3: "You Can't Forge a Womb": Defending Privacy
Chapter 4: Expanding Sexual Boundaries
Chapter 5: Ulysses, Ernst, and Literary Translation
Chapter 6: Promoting Birth and Life
Chapter 7: From Court Giant to "Court Jester"
Conclusion: The Legal Exhibitionist
About the author
Celebrity dog trainer Joel Silverman has trained animals for over four decades, with a career history of performing in iconic theme parks in Southern California. Joel hosted Animal Planet's GOOD DOG U from 1999-2009. He spent most of this time performing as a marine mammal trainer with dolphins, sea lions, and killer whales. As a Hollywood dog trainer, Joel trained dogs for feature films, commercials, and TV shows. He is best known as Dreyfuss' trainer from the top TV series Empty Nest, as was responsible for the animal training/coordination in the IAMS national commercials and print ads from 1997-2014. Joel was selected "Dog Trainer of the Year" at the Westminster Dog Show, Annual Show Dog of the Year Dinner in 2009.
In 2017, he launched his Joel Silverman's Dog Trainer Certification Courses. With these courses, Joel travels to businesses across the nation, helping to implement basic and advanced dog training to existing classes.
Summary
The Legal Exhibitionist explores Morris Ernst’s use of “exhibitionism” to transform himself from insecure youth into America’s most popular lawyer. Though Ernst later abandoned his progressive values to defend the FBI and a Dominican dictator and is today largely unknown, his story presaged the phenomenon of the modern celebrity attorney.
