@poorbjorn My e-book, Evolving Jurisprudence: Selected Decisions & Writings (2010 - 2025) as I prepare for a revised edition.
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@Ladeadeniran Not just read books regularly. Some even write books.
Here's one such book about law, justice, gender and human rights.
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@goodreads Yes! Ordinarily, it should unless if the reader does wish to write.
My easy-to-read e-book can inspire a reader of legal non-fiction to also write.
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@sathyashrii My easy-to-read e-book, Evolving Jurisprudence, because it raises awareness on social issues and provided legal solutions.
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@EziomaKalu Thank you for this.
I hope you read it first and only promote it if you agree with it.
Don't mind the book title. The book is an easy-to-read on law and justice in Nigeria.
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One thing legal practice teaches you very quickly is this:
behind every file is a human being trying to survive something.
Sometimes fear.
Sometimes grief.
Sometimes betrayal.
Sometimes injustice.
Law may be built on statutes and procedures, but people experience it emotionally.
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@LordJadeEsq You're so on point, @LordJadeEsq!
That is one of the themes highlighted in the book "Evolving Jurisprudence".
It's a free and easy-to-read ebook on law and justice as seen from selected decisions.
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@SymplyTiffy Most interlocutory costs arise from sins of counsel. Counsel should bear the costs even if the Court awards it against a litigant.
Consequences of sin of counsel should be borne by counsel.
Have you read "Evolving Jurisprudence" yet? Here's a copy:
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@yemightwords Non-fiction you say? Check this easy-to-read ebook on law and justice in Nigeria. You can finish it before the month ends.
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