http://www.northeasttimes.com/2005/0303/hoeffel.html
His new law firm consists of 17 attorneys. The firm specializes in class actions and human rights and business litigation.
At Kohn, Swift & Graf, he’ll launch a government relations consulting practice and assist with its business litigation.
"The firm is thrilled to have Joe Hoeffel join us to launch a government relations practice and to provide litigation and business counseling for Joe’s many contacts," said Joe Kohn, one of the firm’s directors and a two-time Democratic candidate for state attorney general.
No wonder. He must be looking for clients to sue Bush..LOL
This bit about warrantless searches of public housing reminds me of contact I had with social workers when my children were little. My attorney was downright amazed at how freely they violated rights and due process. Then I got into a mess with police and fourth amendment rights of my biz. The bottom line is that in the real world authorities are not scrupulous and many Americans experience intrusions without real recourse. Try calling the ACLU. They tell you cases are too frequent and too difficult to prosecute.