Peter Rush Alison Young and Shaun McVeigh
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
234
1997
These essays investigate the ways in which an order of crime is given life through the languages and practices of law. It asks a basic question: how is legal order written about? It gives an answer in terms of the everyday practices of law. Quite literally if nobody bothers to ask these questions of legal doctrine then those who write on law will never know what it is they are writing about.
Ashgate Dartmouth
Hardback
234
1997
These essays investigate the ways in which an order of crime is given life through the languages and practices of law. It asks a basic question: how is legal order written about? It gives an answer in terms of the everyday practices of law. Quite literally if nobody bothers to ask these questions of legal doctrine then those who write on law will never know what it is they are writing about.