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Senior judges have asserted that the law and morality are one and the same. We know what the law is, but what about morality? Are the two really synonymous? On the contrary, says the author. Not only do the two frequently conflict and diverge it can be argued that the law is largely immoral, as are its agents. If so, what are the consequences for the rest of us, including the seemingly endless flow of victims of miscarriages of justice, stark reminders of tawdry and corrupt systems and individuals. Is the law itself nothing more than a fraud concocted and perpetuated by unscrupulous legislators and lawyers, rendering its supposed intertwining with morality fallacious?In this, his concluding book in a trilogy also dissecting fraud and academic eccentricities, the author exposes the faults, frailties and myths underpinning established, Establishment contentions and attitudes towards the law, morality and also their ugly sister, feminism. Are current doctrines about all three archaic, uninformed, harmful and therefore immoral?

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