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Brief at Court: A Memoir of the Bar by Sean Enright
A funny and often uncompromising memoir of a justice system that was once brutal, chaotic, and responsible for many miscarriages of justice.
Getting started in the law was the hardest part: who you knew mattered more than what you knew, and the old school tie had a long reach. Over the decades that followed, barriers around privilege, gender, race, sexual orientation, and disability were gradually dismantled.
Appointment to the bench shifted from quiet recommendations to a transparent, merit-
An insightful and compelling account, with a powerful backstory. Everyone has a backstory.
A memoir of terrifying judges and high-