Book Reviews
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“The Family Man”: The Hardest Question in the Murdaugh Murders
James Lasdun explores the question not answered by the guilty verdict: Why?
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“Enormous Wings:” A Senior Living Rom-Com Meets a Constitutional Crisis
Pepper Mills is 77 and Pregnant. But That’s Not the Absurd Part
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The Law and its Discontents
A Double Review: “Murder Mindfully” | “Law on Trial”
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When the American Dream Becomes Evidence
Book Review | “Good People” by Patmeena Sabit
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How a Typo Started a War
Chris Jennings: “End of Days: Ruby Ridge, the Apocalypse, and the Unmaking of America”
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A Lawyer I’d Hire in a Heartbeat (and Probably Shouldn’t)
Book Review | Steve Cavanagh’s “Two Kinds of Stranger”
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Sworn In, Tuned Out: How American Law Silenced Black Testimony
Legal History & Civil Rights
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Blackmail, Romantic Entanglements, and Secrets Beneath the Bollywood Glamour
Book Review | Sujata Massey’s “The Star of Calcutta”
