Legal system: general books

Should the Court undertake the task of guarding a wide variety of controversial and often unenumerated rights? This...  Read More >>

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Anyone practising in the civil courts of England and Wales needs a thorough grasp of the principles of civil procedure...  Read More >>

Contested cases are only as strong as the evidence on which they are based. A thorough working knowledge of the...  Read More >>

Designed specifically for students, this book provides a collection of legislation for the core subjects and major...  Read More >>

John Knox (1907-1997) served as private secreatry and law clerk to Justice James C. McReynolds, keeping a meticulous...  Read More >>

Taking into account the developments in the English legal process, this eleventh edition provides a topical account...  Read More >>

Contains the text of the civil procedure rules, practice directions and pre-action protocols approved up to 30 June...  Read More >>

When a class action suit is announced, how do you know if it applies to you? This guide explains how class action...  Read More >>

You have a complaint, but a major lawsuit is not an option. This reference provides guidance on the types of cases...  Read More >>

Discussing the theory and practice of the field, this book provides criticism and comment on the law. Drawing on...  Read More >>

850,000 lawyers file more than 18 million lawsuits each year, and each case needs at least two expert witnesses....  Read More >>

This is a revealing examination of the Supreme Court's justices and their cautiously moderate jurisprudence during...  Read More >>

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Robertson contends that an out-of-control judiciary is the single greatest threat to democracy and the religious...  Read More >>

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A first-rate account of the jury — from its genesis to modern times. The book deals with all the great political...  Read More >>

Earning capacity is quite often under appreciated and not fully understood. In Assessment of Earning Capacity the...  Read More >>

Strasser is a lecturer, supervisor, and psychotherapist in private practice; Randolph has been a practicing barrister...  Read More >>

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Criminal Evidence: An Introduction is comprehensive in its treatment of criminal evidence law--covering all necessary...  Read More >>

The huge commentary deals with and comments on the actual insolvency law in a sound and thorough manner and moreover...  Read More >>