Life Without Lawyers: Restoring Responsibility in America
In Life Without Lawyers, Philip K. Howard considers how the prominence of lawyers and legal rules affects responsibility in America. The book presents a broad examination of accountability, decision-making, and the possibility of restoring a stronger sense of personal and civic responsibility.
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Life Without Lawyers: Restoring Responsibility in America explores the relationship between legal practice and personal responsibility.
Philip K. Howard considers how law shapes decision-making in American life.
The book focuses on the idea that responsibility can be strengthened by rethinking the place of lawyers and legal rules.
It offers a broad discussion of accountability, governance, and American society.
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