2.      Richard A. Posner, is a former Judge in the U.S. Court Appeals for the 7th circuit, and now a

                      retired senior lecturer at the University of Chicago Law School. He retired early, in 2017 after

                      36 years with reasons, due to "difficulty" over the court's treatment of people who represent   

                      themselves.                                          

                       

                      He is the author of numerous books, including Reforming the Federal Judiciary, How Judges                                           Think, Overcoming Law, The Federal Courts: Challenge and Reform and many other books.

            Visit www.amazon.com and search for Richard A. Posner

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              4.      Paralegal Today-The Legal Team at Work-8th Edition by Roger LeRoy Miller & Mary                                                         Meinzinger Drisko

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              5.      Torts and Personal Injury Law-5th Edition-by Cathy J. Okrent

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              6.      Introduction to Law and the Legal System * 12th Edition-by Frank August Schubert

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              7.       Put the Law On Your Side-by Bertram Hamett (key in the author's name when doing a search for                                     this book). He was a former Judge.

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              8.      Guerrilla Discovery-Revision * 19-by Ashley Lipson

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              9.       Race, Law and American Society-1607 to Present (Criminology and Justice Studies) 2nd Edition-

                        by Gloria J. Browne-Marshall

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             10.      Litigation-8th Edition by Kerley, Hames, Sukys

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              11.      We The People-An Introduction To American Politics * 13th Essentials Edition-by Benjamin        

                       Ginsberg

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              12.     Cases and Materials on Discovery Practice in the Federal Courts-3rd Edition by Steve                                                      Donweber

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