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Fake Law, In Black and White, Under The Wig 3 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Mixed Format

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ISBN: 9789124051891

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Titles in This Set:
Fake Law [Hardcover]
In Black and White [Hardcover]
Under The Wig

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Mixed lot

Overview:
Explore the real-world force of law with this powerful three-book collection. Fake Law lays the groundwork, inviting readers to see how legal rules shape everyday life—from intimate family decisions to the broad issues that define our society—and why a basic grasp of the law protects us from spin and misinformation. In Black and White, Alexandra draws readers into the tense atmosphere of the courtroom, recreating the emotional highs and lows of defending clients who face prejudice and suspicion, and revealing what it feels like to fight for a fair hearing when your client’s fate is on the line. Under The Wig offers an insider’s memoir from a seasoned murder-case lawyer, William Clegg, sharing nerve-wracking moments before verdicts, the dynamics of barristers, and the ongoing battle to safeguard the right to a fair trial. Together, the trio delivers a complete, accessible journey through law, justice, and the human stories at the heart of legal battles. A thoughtful, engaging collection for curious readers and courtroom-drama fans alike.

What Makes This Collection Special:
Three perspectives, one subject: the law as it actually works in real life. The collection connects theory, frontline practice, and high-profile cases, offering a spectrum from academic to memoir to investigative storytelling. Fake Law provides a provocative primer on how legal ideas influence public discourse. In Black and White personalizes the law through the eyes of a young barrister confronting bias and duty. Under The Wig turns up the heat with riveting courtroom memories from Colin Stagg's acquittal to the Jill Dando case, revealing the power of strategy, evidence, and media narratives in shaping outcomes. The set rewards binge-reading with a coherent through-line: the right to a fair trial, the responsibilities of lawyers, and the human impact of legal decisions on ordinary lives. It’s ideal for readers who want non-fiction that is insightful, trustworthy, and deeply human, whether they’re studying law, seeking inspiration for professional writing, or simply hungry for gripping true stories.

Books Included in This Collection:
Fake Law
Fake Law invites readers to rethink where law fits in daily life, arguing that legal rules influence families, communities, and policy, and that a basic understanding helps guard against spin and misinformation. This accessible examination blends clear explanations with real-world examples, helping you spot legal arguments in news coverage and public debates. It equips readers with practical tools to understand rights and duties, recognize misinformation, and think critically about how legal rules shape policy and personal decisions.

In Black and White
In Alexandra's debut, In Black and White, readers glimpse the courtroom's pace and the human stakes; the book follows a young barrister navigating cases that test fairness and nerve. It paints vivid scenes—from tense hearings to poignant meetings with affected youths—revealing how bias, duty, and empathy intersect in pursuit of justice. The narrative makes the law accessible, showing its impact on individuals beyond the headlines.

Under The Wig
William Clegg's memoir revisits pivotal cases, from Colin Stagg to Jill Dando, and the earprint argument that sparked life sentences. It exposes the routines and rivalries of the courtroom, the pressure before verdicts, and the enduring threat to fair trials in modern media-saturated society. It also offers reflections on legal ethics, advocacy, and the human dimensions of crime and punishment, making the courtroom both intimate and instructive.

Who This Set Is Perfect For:
This collection is ideal for curious readers who want to understand how law shapes personal lives and public debates, students and professionals seeking behind-the-scenes insight, and gift buyers looking for thoughtful non-fiction. It's suitable for fans of courtroom drama, memoirs, and anyone who wants clear explanations of legal concepts without jargon. The three narratives together offer a complete reading journey—from theory to real-world application to high-profile case narratives—making it a compelling addition to any non-fiction shelf.

Key Benefits:

  • Three-in-one collection delivering theory, memoir, and case-driven storytelling
  • Gives real-world insight into how law shapes daily life and public discourse
  • Engaging, readable non-fiction that demystifies the legal system
  • A thoughtful gift for law students, memoir lovers, and courtroom drama fans
  • Consistent hardcover collection offering a cohesive reading journey
  • Ideal for discussion, study, or personal enrichment

About the Author:
This set brings together Alexandra, author of In Black and White, and William Clegg, a veteran murder-case lawyer. In Black and White is described as Alexandra’s debut, offering a grounded, empathetic look at life in the courtroom through a young barrister’s eyes. William Clegg’s Under The Wig provides a firsthand memoir from a practitioner who has navigated high-stakes cases and the pressures of advocacy. The combination of a fresh voice and seasoned experience delivers accessible, credible insight into how justice is pursued in modern Britain—presented with clarity, humanity, and a commitment to fairness.

Why You’ll Love This Set:
Three different angles on law, all in one premium hardcover collection. You gain a primer, a memoir, and a case-driven narrative, giving breadth and depth that’s hard to match in a single-volume read. It’s a thoughtful gift for readers curious about justice, for students and professionals seeking insider perspectives, and for collectors adding a coherent, high-quality set to their shelf. The trio’s accessible voices make complex ideas approachable, while offering gripping, real-life stories you’ll want to revisit.

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