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Overview
Introduction to Law: A Systematic Approach is written for the college level student who requires a base level understanding of the major areas of law. It also addresses the way in which the state and federal governments function. The text is an excellent survey of the legal system for all disciplines of study including pre-law, legal studies, business administration, and accounting programs. Topics include the Development of the American Legal System, Creation of Legal Principles, Legal Analysis, Civil Lawsuits, The Development and Role of Today's Paralegal, The Process of Legal Research, Tort Law in America, Law of Probate and Estates, Contract Law, Law of Real and Personal Property, Law of Domestic Relationships, and Criminal Law and Procedure.
Synopsis
Written for the student who is studying law for the first time, this text introduces fundamental legal concepts and principles to students in paralegal programs, looking at the impact that law and the law- related professions have on American culture and society. Early chapters introduce the American legal system and legal professionals, and examine the development and specific functions of the paralegal profession as well as ethical concerns. Later chapters concentrate on principles and terms in different areas of law. Learning features include cases, assignments, and Internet activities. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)