The Common Flaw: Needless Complexity in the Courts and 50 Ways to Reduce It (Brandeis Series in Law and Society)

Are you tired of the needless complexity in our legal system? The Common Flaw: Needless Complexity in the Courts and 50 Ways to Reduce It (Brandeis Series in Law and Society) is the book you've been waiting for. This compelling read, written by a sitting judge, argues for a more humane and accessible legal system that will restore your faith in our courts. Say goodbye to long delays, technicalities, and confusing decisions.

Imagine a legal system where cases are decided promptly, based on the facts rather than just the law. The Common Flaw offers fifty practical changes to revolutionize the way our courts operate, from the filing of a complaint to the drafting of appellate decisions. Gone are the days of formalism ruling over humanism. Instead, embrace a system that prioritizes the parties involved over lawyers, considers the consequences for both people and the public, and uses plain language that everyone can understand.

The Common Flaw doesn't shy away from the tough questions. It addresses the issues that have plagued our legal system for far too long and offers solutions that will spark an important conversation about court reform. With warmth and humor, Thomas G. Moukawsher takes you on a journey towards a more effective and credible legal system. Gain valuable insights and alternative perspectives through the incorporation of cartoons alongside insightful reflections.

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