Justice in America: Courts, Lawyers, and the Judicial Process

The trade paperback is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover, including scuffs and creases. The spine shows signs of use, with some chipping and discoloration. The pages are intact, though they may exhibit some yellowing due to age. There is no dust jacket, and the book is not marked as an ex-library copy. Overall, it remains a serviceable reading copy.

Justice in America: Courts, Lawyers, and the Judicial Process by Herbert Jacob offers a comprehensive exploration of the American legal system. Published by Little, Brown and Company in 1978, this third edition provides an in-depth analysis of the roles and functions of courts and lawyers in the judicial process. Herbert Jacob, a distinguished scholar from Northwestern University, brings his expertise to this essential text for understanding the complexities of American justice. This edition is particularly valuable for its updates and revisions that reflect changes in the legal landscape since its original publication. The book is a trade paperback, showing signs of wear typical for its age, but remains a significant resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the workings of the judicial system. The absence of a dust jacket and the third printing status make this copy a practical choice for those seeking content over collectibility.