Summary
- Shaun Ossei-Owusu's new book, Law on Trial, explores the disconnect between legal education and real-world implications of law.
- He critiques law school curricula for neglecting critical issues like civil asset forfeiture and the inequalities inherent in core subjects.
- Ossei-Owusu highlights how Biglaw economics can undermine legitimate discrimination claims due to financial pressures.
- He advises lawyers to establish ethical boundaries early to navigate the moral complexities of their profession effectively.
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