Anti-Lawyers

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The book explores the relationship between law and government criticism, particularly through the lens of the critical legal studies movement. It delves into the historical struggle to distinguish civil law from Christian moral regulation, analyzing key figures in Early Modern English common law and the influences of French and German absolutism. Additionally, it critiques contemporary American jurisprudence and engages with the intersection of law and social science, challenging the rise of postmodern interpretations of legal frameworks.