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LAW, JUSTICE, AND MISCOMMUNICATIONS: ESSAYS IN APPLIED LEGAL PHILOSOPHY Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK and was co-sponsored by TheBy Tim Kaye, editor Amid the current economic and social gloom, and with a Presidential election on the horizon, we find ourselves faced with a veritable plethora of proposals as to how the law should be reformed, or the Constitution interpreted, in order to improve the lot of both citizens and corporations. The essays in this book take a step back, and question the assumptions on which many of these proposals are based. One doubts the very notion of