A Lawyer for Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Beyond his impressive legal career, Charles Rembar wrote three fascinating books, which have just been released in ebook format.
Law
“The only stable state is the one in which all men are equal before the law.” — Aristotle
Gerry Spence and His Fight Against Power
Gary Spence hates prosecutors. I’m a prosecutor.
True Stories
"The remarkable thing is how few lawyers seem to realize they are supposed to be storytellers at all."
The Dream Redeemed: A Coda to the Same-Sex Marriage Struggle
Don Franzen examines the Obergefell v. Hodges decision which federally legalized gay marriage.
The Laws of Hollywood
The new edition of the classic how-to book on the laws of Hollywood.
The Legal Legacy of Citizen Four
That Fine Line Between Hero and Traitor: What Can We Learn from the Snowden Disclosures?
In After Snowden, six legal and media experts explore the ramifications of Snowden’s conduct and the legal landscape that has led to the NSA’s practices.
Is the First Amendment Poetic?
While paying lip service to the “poetry” of the First Amendment, Burt Neuborne turns his book into an argument in favor of less First Amendment protection.
Guantánamo Diary: Random American Justice
Anne Richardson on Mohamedou Ould Slahi's "Guantánamo Diary"
Does the Punishment Fit the Crime?
Read Roth's book "if you are interested in the subject matter, or if you are a judge, lawyer, elected official, or a 'student' of jurisprudence."
Between the Pen and the Protest
On Marie Gottschalk, race, poverty, and welfare in the United States.
Fabulous!
"It takes guts to write about a serious subject with a sense of humor."
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