Cover and Table of Contents

From the Editor
by Albert S. Dandridge III

Briefs & In Memoriam

From the Chancellor
by Lauren p. McKenna

Ethics: Sgt. Schultz Wasn’t on Facebook: When it Comes to Social Media, Ignorance Is Not Your Friend
Lack of social media savvy is increasingly no longer a solid defense for actions that violate the Rules of Professional Conduct.
by Daniel J. Siegel

The Six-Day War ‘Philadelphia Secret’
A local company’s role in the trajectory of the 1967 conflict.
by Frederick D. Lipman

443908 – That’s My Number
The prison experience from the other side of the bars.
by Angus Love

High Evidentiary Burdens and Challenges to Obtaining Evidence for Immigrants Facing Deportation
Read the winning essay from the 2021 Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Pursuit of Justice Legal Writing Competition.
by Reena Naik

Our Dad, Wesley R. Payne, IV, 95th Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association
A profile of the 2022 Chancellor from some of the people who know him best – his kids.
by Pali B. Payne-Story, MS, MSSW, LCSW, PaisLey M. Payne and Wesley R. Payne, V

Assuring Access to Pro Se Litigants in the Courtroom
When parties must navigate the legal system without help, ensuring a fair proceeding can be extremely challenging.
by Lou Rulli and Len Rieser

Back to Civics?
A call to revisit the democratic rule book we all learned about in school.
by Michael Carroll

Du Wop Revisited” ‘Courage Songs’
More classic songs to smooth the path to asking that special person to dance.
by Albert S. Dandridge, III

My Technology Hall of Fame
The brands, programs and websites that make using technology easier.
by Daniel J. Siegel

That Was Then – the 2005 Hamilton Ball
Rolling the dice as Philadelphia becomes Las Vegas for the evening.