Book Reviews
Bow Wow Needs A “Real” Lawyer: A Public Defender’s Life
Recently, the Chicago Tribune quoted Tennessee law professor Benjamin Barton as stating, “only 44[%] of Big Law lawyers report satisfaction...
On Board: The Insider’s Guide to Surviving Life in the Boardroom
What can an attorney learn from a book about non-profit boards by a BBC newscaster and arts administrator? In the...
On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century
Although published in 2017 and only about 100 pages in length, On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century is...
Speech Police: The Global Struggle to Govern the Internet
Once upon the early 21st century, the internet was a decentralized space. When you knocked on its door, a web...
Where We Are: The State of Britain Now
Roger Scruton (1944-2020) was a well-known British intellectual and an expert presenter of Hegel, Kant, and other philosophers. Scruton was...
Doing Justice: A Prosecutor’s Thoughts on Crime, Punishment, and the Rule of Law
Now more than ever, with our nation in a state of division, Doing Justice is an imperative read. It teaches...
Civics, Law and Justice — How We Became U.S.
Judge Smith’s book, which relies on his syndicated newspaper column, is an interesting and easily understood overview of our legal...
Grant Justice
Who can defend the indefensible as well as a criminal defense attorney representing folks accused of murdering high-profile officials or...
Accidental Activist: Justice for The Groveland Four
This remarkable little nonfiction book of 116 pages is predicated on the “after story” of a grim chapter in Florida...
We Can Do It: A Community Takes on the Challenge of School Desegregation
Concluding that separate is never equal, the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision gave no guidance on how to...
