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2 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Law as religion is an interesting idea put in a dull manner.,
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This review is from: Against the Law (Constitutional Conflicts) (Paperback)
Against the Law by Paul Campos, Steven Smith, & Pierre Schag
The study of law has become a secular religion, a fetish, and canard for what really ails society,
the courts, and lawyers. These young professors of law write about the bogus charade that has
become legal reasoning in America. I may well remind them that the Constitution has never
guaranteed justice to anyone -- only its substitute, due process of law -- and this requires the
legal profession to ignore substance and pursue ad absurdam trivial questions of form to the
exclusion of all other topics. Some of the essays, however, are written in the worst traditions of
legal writing.
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Against the Law (Constitutional Conflicts) by Paul F. Campos (Hardcover - October 22, 1996)
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