Just Words: Law, Language, and Power (Chicago Series in Law and Society) by John M. Conley; William M. O'Barr Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less
Signs of shelfwear to cover and edges, with library stamps and marks on initial ansd back pages. Protective cover has kept book in good condition. SEE PHOTOS. "Just Words: Law, Language, and Power" by Conley & O'Barr is a textbook exploring the relationship between law, language, and power. Published in 1998 by the University of Chicago Press, this trade paperback covers subjects such as trial practice, jurisprudence, and linguistics. Written in English, it is part of the Chicago Series in Law and Society series and is suitable for adult and further education levels. With 184 pages, this advanced-level textbook delves into the intricate connections between legal language and the exercise of power in the legal system.