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Three questions concerning modern legal thought provide the framework for It’s All in the Game: What should judges do? What do judges do? What can judges do?

Annalee Theakston likes to play games; deadly games. It's of no matter how many years it takes or who gets hurt along the way; what counts is the intellectual c

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The third book in Glines' #1 "New York Times"-bestselling Field Party series. Two years ago, Riley Young fled Lawton, Alabama, after accusing the oldest Lawton