Talk:William Kunstler
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Re: "Chicago Seven" or "Chicago Eight". The case started with eight defendents, but the trial of Bobby Seale was separated from the other seven and heard separately. For this reason, the main trial is now called the "Chicago Seven." At least, this is my understanding of the situation. --Jose Ramos 18:40, 27 Aug 2003 (UTC)
See the new article, Chicago Seven.
I regard JillandJack's category change to be inappropriate. As I stated on the talk page for the Lynne Stewart article, JillandJack is apparently a user whose previous account was banned. This user is apparently moving to have the "Radical lawyers" category removed. Rather than letting the category status depend on that outcome, the user has chosen to empty out several articles in violation of the request on the deletion proposal flag.
