What are the basic law books for beginners?

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• About Law – Tony Honoré
• Landmarks in the Law – Lord Denning.
• Letters to a Law Student – Nicholas McBride.
• Bleak House – Charles Dickens.
• Learning the Law – Glanville Williams.
• To Kill a Mockingbird – Harper Lee.
• Jeremy Hutchinson’s Case Histories – Thomas Grant.
• Winning Arguments – Jay Heinrichs.

Which book has all the laws of India?

The Constitution of India is the longest written constitution for a country, containing 450 articles, 12 schedules, 105 amendments and 117,369 words.

What are law books called?

The five classifications of law books are: Casebooks, Legal citation guides, Law dictionaries, Legal history books, and law books that document legal treatises.

What are the best legal history books to read?

Another fairly basic book, Lord Denning’s Landmarks in the Law is a fascinating run-through of some of the biggest events in English law. Both legally and historically, it’s extremely valuable. Another reason for recommending this book is the skill and prestige of its author.

What are some of the best books about law?

Cardiff and UCL academic Richard Moorhead: The End of Lawyers by Richard Susskind. UK Human Rights Blog editor and 1COR barrister Adam Wagner: Geoffrey Robertson’s The Justice Game. Carrie Alcott: How Law Works by Gary Slapper (“Absolutely brilliant.

How is the legal education in India?

Most law students in India find their legal education to be outdated and incomplete. Colleges and universities often teach foundational theories and concepts with a few basic procedural and substantive laws. While this helps in creating a basic understanding, it is in no way enough.

What are some of the best books on jurisprudence?

Jason Miller and Emma Morris: The Case of the Speluncean Explorers by Lon Fuller (Miller: “Jurisprudence isn’t everyone’s cup of tea but it shows a variety of legal and moral viewpoints.”) Jack Gilbert: The Colour of Law by Mark Giminez (“on a purely motivational basis”)

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