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25 to Life: The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth

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As a prosecutor in the 15th Judicial Circuit, I have had the distinct privilege of being mentored by Judge Leslie...

Theodore Boone: Kid Lawyer

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Lawyer Parents — back again, this book review is for you! This mother-daughter author duo now shares an engaging and...

Lawless: The Miseducation of America’s Elites

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Lawless is not good news for the American legal profession, because it is not good news about the current political,...

A Honey of a Tale

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Lawyer, trial judge, and appellate court Judge Craig Villanti has written his first book, A Honey of a Tale. In...

Being A Lawyer

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Being a Lawyer by Lake Mary trial lawyer James G. Vickaryous stands out as a refreshing and humanizing exploration of...

By the Time You Read This: The Space Between Cheslie’s Smile and Mental Illness

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By the time You Read This is the posthumous memoir of Cheslie Kryst, a lawyer who was crowned Miss USA...

Lovely One

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Listening to Lovely One, Ketanji Brown Jackson’s memoir, I was deeply inspired by her experiences as the first Black woman...

No Democracy Lasts Forever

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Dean Erwin Chemerinsky of the University of California Law School has issued a clarion call to all lawyers. No Democracy...

Divine Rights and Branding Fights: Holy Trademark Wars and Their Earthly Tales

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Divine Rights, a playful, quick, and informative read by a Los Angeles patent and trademark attorney, explores religious trademark disputes...

Bridge at Mission Springs

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Longtime Orlando trial lawyer Howard Marsee has authored an intense novel about the rule of law with the trial in...