Law for Beginners

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It is a well-written, useful, and detailed guide on how to speak and write to present a legal argument appropriately. The Rule of Law, by Tom Bingham “In a world divided by differences of nationality, race, colour, religion and wealth [the rule of law] is one of the greatest unifying factors, perhaps the greatest, the nearest we are likely to approach to a universal secular religion.”

Miller wanted to create a book “by students, for students,” so he focused his research around recent law school graduates. Miller and his interviewees provide a fresh outlook on everything, from the current admissions process to getting a job with your newly earned JD.An outstanding effort’– Chief Justice Venkatachaliah ‘An extraordinary book’– Fali S. Nariman ‘Unputdownable’– Ashok Desai First published in 2001, Courts and Their Judgments soon became a pioneering work on the subject. It raised important questions on the functioning of our judiciary – questions that continue to be as relevant today. Since Law is such a complex subject that concerns all of us who live in society, we have compiled a set of books in pdf format, so that you can access all the information you require. GUIDE TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: WHAT IT IS, HOW TO PROTECT IT, HOW TO EXPLOIT IT by Stephen Johnson

This book focuses on legal theory in the context of the business world. Emerson explains everything, from theories around tort responsibility, government regulations, environmental law, and consumer protection to contracts, product liability, and international law, in detail. He also simplifies special topics like property, intellectual property, and business crimes in this interesting book. Providing both interesting yet comprehensive coverage of UK law, Slapper’s book avoids the legal jargon, providing an accessible entry point to the different types of law and legal techniques used within the system. It also clarifies the mechanisms behind criminal and civil law, as well as introducing readers to the ideas of ‘compensation culture’ and human rights law.Dworkin, meanwhile, felt that law was a product of morality, and that law cannot exist without it. His ideas are therefore directly opposed to those of Hart, and the two authors argued about this for many years (the question remains unresolved). You can find Dworkin’s ideas in his book, Law’s Empire. The book is consistent in terms of terminology and framework. Each chapter can be used and read as a stand-alone unit separate from the other chapters in the text. LEGAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CONTROL COSTS, MEET SCHEDULES, MANAGE RISKS, AND MAINTAIN SANITY by Steven B. Levy

Newport’s acclaimed book on deep work, or focusing on a “cognitively demanding” task without distraction, is perfect for lawyers who need to continuously concentrate on complex tasks. Newport walks readers through the benefits of deep work and offers actionable tips to build habits that support deeper focus and productivity. These books will help you better understand criminal law, discussing crime, accomplicity, and punishment.You may not find it useful as a business owner because there is much more information than required. However, it’s a perfect read for those who have been pursuing law as a student and need to read through a text on environmental law. OF A RIDE: A WELL-TRAVELED PROFESSOR’S ROADMAP TO SUCCESS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF LAW SCHOOL by Andrew J. McClurg People and states lay down laws and make contracts and treaties and wills only to come up against a situation that they did not foresee. This book draws one Ls in with its witty title and keeps you engaged with step-by-step guidance for crushing your first year of law school without getting overstressed. McClurg uses his years of experience as a law school professor to provide practical, empathetic advice for new law school students. He also includes comments from actual students, so you gain perspectives from both the teacher and the student sides.