Supreme Folly
Rodney Jones and Gerald Uelman return with all-new unintentionally hilarious incidents from legal cases of all kinds, including folly in the Supreme Court. Here are laughably choice courtroom exchanges, incriminating evidence, and the comical results of efforts to decide the most urgent legal questions.
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Rodney Jones and Gerald Uelman return with all-new unintentionally hilarious incidents from legal cases of all kinds, including folly in the Supreme Court. Here are laughably choice courtroom exchanges, incriminating evidence, and the comical results of efforts to decide the most urgent legal questions. Library Journal This second book from the authors of Disorderly Conduct (Norton, 1987) is a collection of more witticisms culled from appellate court decisions. Epithets and names are included, as well as poetic (rhyming) justice. An appended table of cases allows the reader to locate the origin of the quotations. If your patrons enjoyed the authors' first book, you may want to add this to your collection; otherwise this is light reading that easily could be skipped.-- Fern Sikkema, Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Washington, D.C.
\ Library JournalThis second book from the authors of Disorderly Conduct (Norton, 1987) is a collection of more witticisms culled from appellate court decisions. Epithets and names are included, as well as poetic (rhyming) justice. An appended table of cases allows the reader to locate the origin of the quotations. If your patrons enjoyed the authors' first book, you may want to add this to your collection; otherwise this is light reading that easily could be skipped.-- Fern Sikkema, Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis, Washington, D.C.\ \
