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This law book is written so that, as a layman, you can follow the step-by-step method and learn your way to become the best contract drafter. The book highlights the inherent injustice in the American legal system stating it is little more than a system of racial oppression. It is a critical review of the criminal justice system that encourages racial discrimination. Book review

Moreover, you will also get a lot of references, examples, and cases to supplement your understanding of constitutional law. If criminal law is a module which you think would interest you at university, then this book is a must-read. Written by Jonathan Herring, Professor of Law at the University of Oxford and Fellow in Law at Exeter College, it is a great introduction to key concepts in Criminal Law, including the key tensions and questions which surround it. Illustrating the current debates amongst those working in the field, as well as including references to further reading, it will keep you well-informed when it comes to making university applications and discussing criminal law in interviews. 9. Jeremy Hutchinson’s Case Histories: From Lady Chatterley’s Lover to Howard Marks, by Thomas Grant While reading through the chapters, you often wonder whether this book would replace the need for an attorney. No, it will not replace the requirement of an attorney; but it will certainly make you legally prudent about your business.Lawyers read a lot, perhaps, more than any other professional. Here are the must-read books for a law student in India (and I have shamelessly included my book ‘Law as a Career’ here).

Having defended some notable figures through history, including the famous Christine Keeler, Great Train robber Charlie Wilson, as well as Kempton Bunton (the only man to have ever successfully ‘stolen’ a picture from the National Gallery), Case Stories provides entertaining, vivid, and deeply revealing insights into what really took place in these celebrated courtroom dramas that defined a period, all while painting a picture of a truly remarkable life. The book that follows is not a conventional biography; nor is it conventional history. Rather, what I have attempted is a kind of social history of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s told through the lens of its leading criminal cases, bound together by the common thread that in each case the defence was conducted by the same man.” A comprehensive, witty, and easy-to-read law book for beginners, Gary Slapper’s How Law Worksis a refreshing but reliable guide to the modern legal system here in the UK. Drawing from direct interviews with Justice Clarence Thomas, his wife, and close friends, this biography captures Thomas’ struggles with racism and poverty in the segregated south through his rise to the highest court in the country. The book was created as a complement to the documentary of the same name.If you’re looking for a textbook on criminal law, you will find a lot of value in this book. Most readers who have read this book have mentioned that it is a great reference book for passing the exam. It has been written for students, and as a law student, you will be able to appreciate the content, the logical chronology, and the clear, concise version. Few students have remarked that if you have Dressler’s casebook, this book will act as a great supplement. The legal industry can move slowly when it comes to adopting new processes. However, with the right legal project management strategy and setup, legal professionals can make their lives (and their departments) a lot less stressful.