Brief at Court: A Memoir of the Bar
With over twenty-five years of experience at the criminal bar, Enright takes you behind the scenes of the British justice system, sharing his firsthand experiences from the courtroom. From high-profile cases like the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? trial to gripping gangland prosecutions, this book offers a candid and often surprising look at the realities of justice in modern Britain. Whether you're a legal enthusiast or just curious about the inner workings of the law, Brief at Court: A Memoir of the Bar is a must-read.
Brief at Court: A Memoir of the Bar PRE-ORDER
by Sean Enright
A funny and often uncompromising memoir of a justice system that was once brutal, chaotic, and responsible for many miscarriages of justice.
Getting started in the law was the hardest part: who you knew mattered more than what you knew, and the old school tie had a long reach. Over the decades that followed, barriers around privilege, gender, race, sexual orientation, and disability were gradually dismantled.
Appointment to the bench shifted from quiet recommendations to a transparent, merit-based system. Together, these changes helped shape the justice system we have today. If you want to understand its direction of travel, look at where it has come from.
An insightful and compelling account, with a powerful backstory. Everyone has a backstory.
A memoir of terrifying judges and high-profile cases.
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| Title | Brief at Court: A Memoir of the Bar |
|---|---|
| Category | Adult Non-Fiction |
| SKU | MLAAJ |
| Condition | new |
| Weight | 250.0 g |
