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I was an active duty Army JAG for 20 years. When I retired in 2006, I was approached to work as Principal Deputy Chief Defense Counsel for the Military Commissions Defense Organization (MCDO): the team defending people held at Guantánamo Bay in the Bush administration's "war on terror".

The Legal Consent: How Child Marriage Is Sanctioned by Law is a rigorous investigative examination of how legal systems across the Middle East and South Asia continue to authorize sexual access to children under the protection of marriage.

Het eerlijke verhaal van de passie en beproevingen van politiewerk, en hoe agenten omgaan met dagelijkse incidenten, innerlijke strijd en mentale overbelasting vanuit hun roeping.

From award-winning journalist and New Yorker contributor Simon Parkin comes the untold true story of the courtroom battle to determine who really invented the video game—and who would profit most from its billion-dollar future. New York, 1988. A lawsuit between Nintendo and US television...

“No scientist communicates better than Sue Black.”—Val McDermid From the internationally renowned forensic anthropologist and bestselling author of All That Remains comes an insider history of forensic science told through its pioneers and its landmark cases CSI would have us believe...

NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER An urgent, topic-by-topic guide to Project 2025, with everything you need to know about how the second Trump administration is remaking America—from a go-to authority at The Atlantic When President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, news...

Ein juristischer Blick auf die Debatten unserer Zeit: Die renommierte Verfassungsrechtlerin Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf blickt auf ihre gescheiterte Richterwahl, analysiert die großen gesellschaftlichen Streitfragen der Gegenwart (Abtreibung, Impfpflicht, Meinungsfreiheit) durch die juristische Brille und plädiert für eine Rückkehr zur sachorientierten Debatte. Die 2025 spektakulär gescheiterte Wahl von Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf zur Richterin am Bundesverfassungsgericht machte deutlich, wie schnell die unabhängige Justiz auch hierzulande zur Zielscheibe populistischer Agitation werden kann.

'I may not have been one of the founding mothers of the Constitution, but I am one of its founding daughters. Founding a nation is a continuous process, one without end. This is where I have lived, loved and worked—and that is where home is. The Constitution of India is not just a text...

The Future of Law: Reflections and Predictions marks the 30th anniversary of Richard Susskind's seminal work on the transformation of legal services. First published in 1996, the original edition argued that technology would fundamentally reshape legal practice and the administration of...

This audio book is about problems in marriages, their causes and possible solutions. It discusses the power dynamics in your relationship. While it is okay to have departments that you both look after, it is important to have a fair power distribution. Have you been sitting and wondering why is...

The Estate Planning Handbook for Beginners is a clear, plain-English guide for adults who want to understand estate planning, make thoughtful decisions, and take action with more confidence. This book is designed for real life. It explains the core documents most people hear about but do not fully understand, including wills, revocable living trusts, financial powers of attorney, healthcare powers of attorney, living wills, HIPAA authorizations, beneficiary designations, and asset titling. It also shows how those pieces work together so your plan makes sense as a whole.

Brooke at the Bar is a candid, lively, and sometimes humorous autobiography by Brooke Wunnicke, the first woman to be a trial and appellate attorney in Wyoming and who went on to become a legal legend in Colorado. In conversational writing, Brooke provides insights from a lawyer, mentor, and educator. Brooke shares vignettes of her early life—California in the Great Depression, college at Stanford, law school in Colorado during World War II, and the 1946 opening of her Cheyenne law office, a precedent for women in law.

Thinking of buying a home in New York or California? If it’s in an HOA, listen to this first. When you purchase a property in a homeowners association (HOA), you're entering a binding legal agreement. It governs your rights, your obligations, and your finances.

Depuis quarante ans, l'ADN a révolutionné les enquêtes criminelles. Emmanuel Pham-Hoai est l'un des rares à avoir été enquêteur en section de recherches au contact direct des crimes, puis expert judiciaire en empreintes génétiques. Il raconte ici les affaires dans lesquelles l'ADN a été déterminant et qui ont défrayé la chronique. Entre terrain, laboratoire et cour d'assises, il explique simplement ce que l'ADN permet et ce qu'il ne peut pas.

*A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE STARRING REESE WITHERSPOON AND COLIN FIRTH* The West Memphis Three. Accused, convicted…and set free. Do you know their story? A “riveting” (Henry Rollins) exploration of a brutal triple murder and the imprisonment of three innocent teenagers in Arkansas. In 2011...

You thought it was love… until you could no longer recognize yourself. And then came the realization that changed everything. For nearly eight years, Gwyn Devereaux fought a battle that did not end with separation. It followed her into courtrooms where truth was questioned, procedure...

Written for college and university practitioners and administrators, The Little Book of Restorative Justice for Campus Sexual Harms: A Holistic Approach to Address Sexual Misconduct and Relationship Violence for Colleges and Universities combines explanation, justification, and contextualization for the application of restorative justice (RJ) for sexual misconduct, including for alleged Title IX violations. This book outlines considerations, action steps, and best practices for campuses that are interested in exploring the successful implementation of RJ for sexual misconduct.

There are a few forms of evidence that carry the same quiet authority as DNA. It does not speak in the way a witness speaks. It does not argue, justify, or persuade. It exists, silently, within the smallest traces of human presence. A fragment left behind on fabric, a few skin cells on a surface, a drop of blood no larger than a pinhead. Yet within that trace lies something extraordinary. Identity. Not suggested, not inferred, but written into the structure of life itself. For centuries, the pursuit of justice relied on what could be seen, heard, and interpreted.

“In the historic corridors of Watertown, Massachusetts, the mechanisms of municipal authority and public accountability are brought into sharp focus.” This investigative narrative examines the intersection of local governance, law enforcement, and the Commonwealth’s judicial systems. Through meticulous research, A. Dubé explores the "under color of law" doctrine via a granular case study of the Watertown Police Department and the procedural history of the Officer Khalil Mafhoum and Captain Daniel Unsworth case.

In the autumn of 1988, in a New York City courtroom, two video game giants faced off over a question as simple as it was explosive: who invented video games? For more than a decade, Magnavox had used a set of foundational patents to extract more than $100 million from its rivals. The patents...