About “Uncommon law”
Uncommon Law by Alan Patrick Herbert is a humorous book that presents fictional legal cases involving absurd or paradoxical questions, such as whether a reasonable woman exists under the reasonable man test for negligence and whether the country is truly free given that fun is not defined in law. The book simulates legal proceedings through mock court reports or minutes, following each case to a comically unexpected conclusion.
Book details
- Published
- 1935
- Latest edition
- 1935 · ISBN 9781558820395
- ISBN
- 9781558820395
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Uncommon law?
Uncommon law by Alan Patrick Herbert has 494 pages.
