Fake Law: The Truth About Justice in an Age of Lies

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I love the law, I have since I was 13 and first became entranced by the idea of pursuing it as a profession.

Alternatively, he is available for one-to-one mentoring and runs a course on the psychology of writing. Blake Morrison wrote in the Independent that James Bulger's murderers must get justice from an adult world.

So, when people refer to the law as ‘not fit for purpose’ or more curtly that the ‘law is an ass’, they are often referring to a law to have perfidious intensions.

It is to the Secret Barrister's credit that they do not shy away from the difficult cases; from the prorogation of Parliament to the care of Alfie Evans, they analyse the context, furor and legal realities of each. One of the good guys: gathering the evidence and exposing the lies we're told in the service of tyranny. Householder rights are perceived to be absolute, the right to protect life can quickly tip into a right to take life.If everyone read this book, the sales of The Sun, The Mail and more would plummet, and the world would be a better place for it. I am also happy to say that this book plants them firmly on the 'Hated By The Daily Mail' list- a high honour indeed, and one to be thoroughly proud of. Even though I no longer practice, it still fascinates me intellectually, and I am horrified at the way it is being eroded, and with the presumed consent of large swathes of the population.

Open any tabloid newspaper in the UK and you’ll likely find articles about its crazy lawsuit culture. And for those who rely on the media and thereby consider themselves well-informed, this book may be an eye-opener.If you in any way supported anyone, lawyers, politicians, church, any organisation who campaigned to keep Terri Schiavo alive for all those years when it was obvious her own self had left the planet, that means you too.