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Excellent writing, an ability to find humor in some unhumorous contexts, and detailed exposition of the current state of the English criminal courts and how they are failing in so many ways.
As an American, it was instructive to read all this, both for details of how English courts work and how they are supposed to work but don't actually work. There were plenty of points at which I would have liked to say It can't happen here, but I couldn't sincerely say it wouldn't happen here.
The author makes clear what the solutions are--often involving more funding and more staffing--but necessary if the system is to work the way it should work.
Kudos to Secret Barrister.


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The Secret Barrister Stories of the Law and How It Broken eBook The Secret Barrister Reviews

The summer of 2018 will probably go down as a turning point for the failing criminal justice system in England & Wales. All barristers should read this book and do something about it!
For all of us who have been shaking our heads and saying WTF to the shenanigans.
An eye-opening insight into what really goes on in the criminal justice system of England and Wales. And, considering the subject matter could have been rather dry, written with panache.
I hope our political masters read this disturbing book and quickly correct all they have got wrong
for there is much to correct
It quickly introduced the law or the practitioners of such as objects I’m aware of but don’t truly know.

While it may go from crime to punishment it does so in a way that can both dishearten and show what can be achieved under the present system with a bit of reflection and monies.

It is soundly authored and comparatively focused.
Excellent writing, an ability to find humor in some unhumorous contexts, and detailed exposition of the current state of the English criminal courts and how they are failing in so many ways.
As an American, it was instructive to read all this, both for details of how English courts work and how they are supposed to work but don't actually work. There were plenty of points at which I would have liked to say It can't happen here, but I couldn't sincerely say it wouldn't happen here.
The author makes clear what the solutions are--often involving more funding and more staffing--but necessary if the system is to work the way it should work.
Kudos to Secret Barrister.