The collection represents a rich array of interdisciplinary
expertise,with authors who are law professors, historians,
sociologists andcriminologists. Their essays include studies into
the lives of judgesand lawyers, rape victims, prostitutes,
religious sect leaders, andcommon criminals. The geographic scope
touches Canada, the UnitedStates and Australia. The essays explore
how one individual, or smallself-identified groups, were able to
make a difference in how law wasunderstood, applied, and
interpreted. They also probe the degree towhich locale and location
influenced legal culture history.
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