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Literary Nonfiction. Criminal Law. Here is a unique bringing together of nonfiction (the lawyer's perspective) and fiction (the writer's view) on a topic of devastating concern to victims and the accu

A trial lawyer uses a legal perspective to examine the Christian faith and decide whether being a Christian is reasonable or not.

本書從法律角度深入分析了公司治理相關問題，引用了大量財務、管理方面的數據以及上市公司、訴訟案例，全面展示了私公司和公眾公司、家族企業與國有企業在法人治理上的特點、存在的問題以及解決問題的路徑，如表決權設置、私公司的動態股權結構調整、公眾公司的董事會越權、家族企業財富管理與傳承、國有企業混改等。本書旨在引導讀者對公司法人治理進行深入思考，從而發現和解決相關問題，通過“公司治理”這個看得見、摸得著的有

In this unique book Lord Woolf recounts his remarkable career and provides a personal and honest perspective on the most important developments in the common law over the last half century. Opening with his life as a barrister and his role as the Treasury Devil, his recollections move to his judicial career and the many roles taken therein. The numerous standout moments examined include his work on access to the judiciary, prison reform, and suggested reforms to the European Court of Human Rights. Fascinating insights into the defining cases of his career, A-G v Jonathan Cape Ltd , Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers , Tameside , Hazel v Hammersmith, M v Home Office , remind the reader of how impactful his influence has been. He considers the setting of the mandatory component of the life sentences of Thompson and Venables and the Diane Blood case. Alongside the case law, and the Woolf Reforms, the Constitutional Law Reform Act 2005 is also explored. Considering the ebb an

In this unique book Lord Woolf recounts his remarkable career and provides a personal and honest perspective on the most important developments in the common law over the last half century. Opening with his life as a barrister and his role as the Treasury Devil, his recollections move to his judicial career and the many roles taken therein. The numerous standout moments examined include his work on access to the judiciary, prison reform, and suggested reforms to the European Court of Human Rights. Fascinating insights into the defining cases of his career, A-G v Jonathan Cape Ltd , Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers , Tameside , Hazel v Hammersmith, M v Home Office , remind the reader of how impactful his influence has been. He considers the setting of the mandatory component of the life sentences of Thompson and Venables and the Diane Blood case. Alongside the case law, and the Woolf Reforms, the Constitutional Law Reform Act 2005 is also explored. Considering the ebb an