Law Books That Need To Be Read At Least Once!

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Studies are overpowering the day to day life of children. Law is becoming one of the most popular careers in young generation and the field requires a great deal of knowledge and dedication on the part of the student.

Law books can be a great help down the way, students who are getting ready for law school, or are in law school must read and go through law books to help understand the way cases and predicaments are handled.

Some law books which are specially based on a particular case can be very helpful to manoeuvre how to handle a case and how to move down the path to ultimately win the case.

SOME GREAT LAW BOOKS TO ADD TO YOUR CART NOW:

1. Landmark Judgements that Changed India, Asok K. Ganguly

This book is an interesting read for anyone who is interested in law field and eventually sees themselves fighting in a courtroom. The book is a record of some life-changing court cases that revamped the whole scenario of the judiciary.

2. Talking of Justice, Leila Seth

A striking autobiography if the eminent Leila Seth where she rediscovers and describes the difficulties she faced in her career down the way and how she managed to fight them and bring a difference. Also she talks of the amendments she wanted to introduce in the system.

3. The Indian Constitution, Madhav Khosla

Indian constitution is a great journey, it has been adapted and inspired by other constitution and politics of the world. It’s a very important and crucial law text. It describe the constitution in detail and the way it works.

4. Letters to a Law Student, Nicholas McBride

A little innovation in the whole theoretical books where it can get tedious, this book tends to get interesting. The book is a collection of letters to a fictional law student attending law school. The letters are obviously a good companion and also describe the system and law at work. It provides a good insight what it is really like to study Law supported by some pointers to be good at it.

5. Bleak House, Charles Dickens

Who doesn’t live Dickens and the great stories he has given to society and literature. This novel by Dickens is useful to law students as it is about a court case relating to a number of wills. Considered as one of his best work, this novel provides an amazing insight into how in reality a law system works and gives an idea to the law students as in what to expect.

6. Winning Arguments, Jay Heinrichs

This book is a good and advised read for all the law students. Obviously as a person wanting a career in law, one needs to be ready to come up arguments that are highly intelligent and have the character if actually winning. The book is full of ideas and pointers how to structure a winning argument.

These texts and a good knowledge of international law and the system and the way it works can be really helpful in the near future for anyone who desires or is thinking of a possible career in Law field and advice is to read thoroughly.