Two (Or More) Sides To Every Story

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 31, 2010
The recent death of a three-year-old Brooklyn boy raises questions about responsibility. Who should have intervened: the city - or the neighbors? Also: it seems like every elected official is running for a different office. Do term limits create political musical chairs? And: attorney-author Steven Lubet on his latest book The Importance of Being Honest

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