- Introduction
- 1. A Nation under Lawyers
- I. Professionalism and Its Discontents
- 2. When Just Being a Good Lawyer Isn’s Enough
- 3. Connoisseurs of Conflict
- 4. When Ethical Worlds Collide
- 5. Feeling Bad When One Should Be Feeling Good; Feeling Good When One Should Be Feeling Bad
- II. The Ways and Tastes of Magistrates
- 6. Cracks in the Classical Façade
- 7. The New Ball Game
- 8. The Extra Man on the Field: Hey! Wasn’s That the Umpire?
- III. The Lamp of Learning
- 9. The Ballad of Karl Llewellyn
- 10. The New Academy—Look, Ma! No Hands!
- 11. The Mighty Princess and the Woman by the Wayside
- IV. Lawyers and the Democratic Experiment
- 12. One Vast School of Law
- 13. In the Balance
- Notes
- Index
A Nation Under Lawyers
How the Crisis in the Legal Profession Is Transforming American Society
Product Details
PAPERBACK
$46.00 • £40.95 • €41.95
ISBN 9780674601383
Publication Date: 03/01/1996
Awards & Accolades
- Mary Ann Glendon Is a 2005 National Humanities Medal Winner
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