If you liked Law's Trials by Richard L. Abel, start with The legal profession in England and Wales (1988), Lawyers In The Dock (2008), and The law & society reader (1995). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after Law's Trials?

BookOrb recommends The legal profession in England and Wales (1988), Lawyers In The Dock (2008), The law & society reader (1995), Between Market and State: The Legal Profession in Turmoil, and The making of the English legal profession, 1800-1988 (2005).

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Who wrote Law's Trials?

Law's Trials is by Richard L. Abel.