Understanding Law: Revised Edition
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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The law is not merely a set of rules — it is a living system that shapes every corner of society, and Understanding Law by Richard Chisholm and Garth Nettheim is the definitive guide for anyone seeking to navigate its complexities. Written with clarity and authority, this revised edition presents a comprehensive introduction to the Australian legal system, covering its foundational principles, institutions, and the practical realities of how law operates in everyday life. It instructs both students and general readers on the sources of law, the court hierarchy, statutory interpretation, and the relationship between law and justice, making it an indispensable resource for those approaching legal study for the first time. Chisholm and Nettheim, both distinguished legal academics, argue with precision and accessibility, stripping away the mystique of legal jargon to illuminate the underlying logic of the legal framework. The text chronicles the evolution of Australian law from its common law origins to its modern legislative landscape, addressing themes of rights, fairness, and the role of the individual within a governed society. Published by the esteemed Butterworths imprint — a name synonymous with authoritative legal publishing — this revised edition reflects updated legal developments and remains a cornerstone text in Australian legal education. For anyone who has ever wondered how law truly works, this volume provides the answer — and raises questions you never thought to ask.
Author: Richard Chisholm & Garth Nettheim
Format: Paperback
Genre: Politics & law
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
The law is not merely a set of rules — it is a living system that shapes every corner of society, and Understanding Law by Richard Chisholm and Garth Nettheim is the definitive guide for anyone seeking to navigate its complexities. Written with clarity and authority, this revised edition presents a comprehensive introduction to the Australian legal system, covering its foundational principles, institutions, and the practical realities of how law operates in everyday life. It instructs both students and general readers on the sources of law, the court hierarchy, statutory interpretation, and the relationship between law and justice, making it an indispensable resource for those approaching legal study for the first time. Chisholm and Nettheim, both distinguished legal academics, argue with precision and accessibility, stripping away the mystique of legal jargon to illuminate the underlying logic of the legal framework. The text chronicles the evolution of Australian law from its common law origins to its modern legislative landscape, addressing themes of rights, fairness, and the role of the individual within a governed society. Published by the esteemed Butterworths imprint — a name synonymous with authoritative legal publishing — this revised edition reflects updated legal developments and remains a cornerstone text in Australian legal education. For anyone who has ever wondered how law truly works, this volume provides the answer — and raises questions you never thought to ask.