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Law Out of Context

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by Watson, Alan

Edition: 1999

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Product Details:

Format: Hardback

Pages: 256 pages

Publisher: University of Georgia Press

Language: English

Dimensions: 229.00 X 24.00 X 152.00

Publisher Code: 9780820321615

Date Added: 1999-12-31

Search Category: International

Jurisdiction: International

Overview:

This work discloses inconsistencies in the interpretation of laws from ancient Roman edicts to the present-day crisis in legal education. It illustrates that only by understanding comparative legal history and paying attention to changes in society can we hope to devise fair and respected laws.

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