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Discover 'Watching Out: Reflections on Justice and Injustice', a profound exploration of justice by renowned barrister and human-rights advocate Julian Burnside. This insightful trade paperback delves into the complexities of our legal system, questioning its effectiveness and highlighting the frequent disconnect between law and justice. Readers will navigate through essential legal principles, such as the presumption of innocence and the challenges faced by those at the margins of society. Burnside skillfully examines heated topics, including legal aid, class actions, assisted dying, and counter-terrorism, offering remarkable case studies that reveal the real-world implications of our justice system.
In this engaging and thought-provoking book, Burnside encourages reflection on moral dilemmas, stemming from the tension between proper process and desired outcomes. 'Watching Out' sheds light on the vital role of good barristers, even when defending those accused of grievous wrongs. This book is a crucial read for anyone interested in human rights, legal ethics, and social justice, making it an essential addition to your library. Unravel the truth about justice and injustice, and consider what it really means to uphold the rule of law in contemporary society. Elevate your understanding of legal frameworks with this compelling examination of the justice system's purpose and practice.
In this engaging and thought-provoking book, Burnside encourages reflection on moral dilemmas, stemming from the tension between proper process and desired outcomes. 'Watching Out' sheds light on the vital role of good barristers, even when defending those accused of grievous wrongs. This book is a crucial read for anyone interested in human rights, legal ethics, and social justice, making it an essential addition to your library. Unravel the truth about justice and injustice, and consider what it really means to uphold the rule of law in contemporary society. Elevate your understanding of legal frameworks with this compelling examination of the justice system's purpose and practice.