Fake Law, Under the Wig, A Life Of Crime 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set:
Fake Law
Under the Wig
A Life Of Crime

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Mixed lot

Overview:
Three acclaimed legal memoirs and investigations come together in this compelling 3-book collection. Fake Law, from The Secret Barrister, dismantles the myths surrounding justice in contemporary Britain and reveals how political rhetoric and media spin can distort public understanding of the law. In Under the Wig, William Clegg QC pulls back the curtain on a life spent in the criminal courts, revisiting landmark trials and sharing the nervous anticipation before verdicts. A Life of Crime, by Harry Ognall, offers a panoramic view of a career at the criminal Bar, from prosecuting notorious cases to defending colleagues abroad, and the evolving landscape of justice. Together, these titles deliver a rich, multifaceted tour of the legal world—from the courtroom floor to the public square—crafted for true-crime enthusiasts, legal students, and readers who crave clarity about how the law truly works.

What Makes This Collection Special:
This trio brings three generations of UK legal insight into one thoughtful collection. Each author writes with authority and candour, offering a rare combination of accessible analysis, courtroom drama, and ethical reflection. The Secret Barrister exposes how misrepresentation can warp justice; Clegg offers intimate storytelling from a career at the sharp end of advocacy; Ognall provides a panoramic view of trials that shaped policy and public memory. The result is a cohesive reading journey across perspectives—policy, practice, and personal experience—that deepens understanding of due process, rights, and accountability. It also makes a thoughtful gift for lawyers, students, book clubs, and anyone drawn to non-fiction that reads like riveting storytelling.

Books Included in This Collection:
Fake Law
In Fake Law, The Secret Barrister takes readers behind the headlines to explain how justice really operates in modern Britain. The book challenges complacent beliefs about the legal system and shows why informed citizens matter when laws, procedures, and rights touch ordinary life. It blends lucid explanations with sharp, no-nonsense analysis to help readers navigate complex topics—from media narratives to constitutional questions—without losing sight of fairness and accountability. A timely, thought-provoking read for anyone who wants to understand what justice should look like in practice.

Under the Wig
In Under the Wig, William Clegg QC shares a vivid, insider’s view of life in the criminal courts. Recounting storied cases and the dynamics between barristers, he reveals the nerves, strategy, and human moments that accompany verdicts. The memoir also underscores the enduring importance of fair trial rights, ethical practice, and the delicate balance between advocacy and justice. Readers gain a rare perspective on how courtroom drama unfolds, often far from the public gaze.

A Life Of Crime
A Life of Crime presents Harry Ognall’s long, influential career at the criminal Bar and on the bench. The memoir revisits landmark prosecutions and notable defenses, including the prosecution of Peter Sutcliffe and the Harare trial of Zimbabwean officers, offering insights into the pressures, responsibilities, and moral complexities of high-stakes law. It’s a richly textured portrait of a life spent at the forefront of justice across borders.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
Fans of true crime and legal memoirs who want a fuller picture of justice in action will find this collection irresistible. It’s ideal for students exploring the law, professionals seeking fresh perspectives on advocacy and judgment, readers craving authentic courtroom storytelling, and gift buyers looking for substantive, conversation-sparking non-fiction. If you enjoy learning through real cases and hearing from practitioners who lived the drama, this trio provides both intellectual engagement and high-minded storytelling in one curated package.

Key Benefits:

• Three distinct, credible voices offering a multi-faceted view of justice
• Engaging, non-fiction storytelling that reads like compelling true crime
• Clear explanations of legal processes and rights in everyday life
• Insight into the psychology of courtroom drama and advocacy
• Premier authors with proven reputations in law and crime writing
• Great for reading groups, discussion starters, and thoughtful gifting

About the Author:
Fake Law is authored by The Secret Barrister, a renowned UK barrister known for accessible examinations of the justice system. Under the Wig is by William Clegg QC, a celebrated murder-case barrister with decades of courtroom experience. A Life of Crime is by Harry Ognall, a distinguished High Court judge and former criminal advocate who prosecuted and defended on major international cases. Together, these voices illuminate how law works in practice—from the front lines of the courtroom to the bench and beyond.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
This complete collection offers a cohesive tour through the heart of British justice, revealing the humanity, complexity, and resilience of those who practice law. It’s an ideal gateway for curious readers who want to understand how verdicts are reached and how the media, politics, and public opinion intersect with legal outcomes. Owning all three titles means you can compare perspectives side by side, enriching discussions and deepening appreciation for the profession—and you’ll have three thoroughly engaging reads in one carefully curated box of real-life courtroom drama.

Please Note: The individual books included in this listing will be dispatched as per the original UK ISBN and UK edition cover image shown in the image.