Reviews for Law-Latin A Treatise in Latin With Legal Maxims and Phrases As a Basis of Instruction

The average rating for Law-Latin A Treatise in Latin With Legal Maxims and Phrases As a Basis of Instruction based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-10-20 00:00:00 Chris Christian This novel is something between romance and detective. There are a serial killer, a law attorney who at first saves him from imprisonment, a police detective, and the father of one of the victims of that serial killer. Although the writing is engaging and smooth, there is not too much mystery in this story. But some details of the legal practice are interesting. For example the court process and how the attorney (Casey Jordan) presents the case and evidence to the jury.

Review # 2 was written on 2011-01-16 00:00:00 David Schuler DNF, horrible book. In most stories you at least like or understand the main characters and why they do what they do, but in this book, the only person I remotely liked was Bollinger. Everyone else was spoiled, snotty, privileged, and just plan annoying. I could not stand Casey. Thought she deserved a nice slap across the face among other things. I could read any more after her supposedly riveting opening statement of the trial. What a horrible character and she wasn't even the bad person. WOW.