Clarence Darrow

Clarence Darrow was a prominent American lawyer known for his defense of high-profile criminal cases in the early 20th century. He championed civil rights, labor rights, and social justice, often advocating for the underdog. Darrow is most famous for defending scopes in the Scopes Trial, which debated teaching evolution in schools, and for his opposition to the death penalty. His legal approach combined wit, intelligence, and a focus on moral and societal issues, making him a symbol of progressive legal advocacy and a key figure in American legal history.