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'The aim of the book is to provide enjoyment and reflection to students and practitioners who want to 'learn more about the jurisprudence and legal lives of this remarkable woman'. The collection succeeds in this and provides an expert and comprehensive account of how its subject has helped to shape socio-legal history across six decades.' Nick Clapham, The Law Society Gazette

'The aim of the book is to provide enjoyment and reflection to students and practitioners who want to 'learn more about the jurisprudence and legal lives of this remarkable woman'. The collection succeeds in this and provides an expert and comprehensive account of how its subject has helped to shape socio-legal history across six decades.' Nick Clapham, The Law Society Gazette 'It is thorough and detailed, and readers will come away from the text with a greater appreciation of Hale not only as a legal scholar, but as a woman.' Rachael Blakey, Feminist Legal Studies

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Rosemary Hunter FAcSS is Professor of Law and Socio-Legal Studies. She has written extensively on feminist judging and has co-organised or supported many of the feminist judgment projects around the world. She also publishes on family law processes and dispute resolution and access to justice and has held several public appointments in the family justice field. Erika Rackley is a Professor of Law. She has written widely on the jurisprudence of Lady Hale as well as related issues including gender and judging, feminist judgments and judgment-writing, judicial diversity and the UK Supreme Court.

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