Review

Fake Law may use Britain as its vantage point, but it raises a number of issues which have universal application

By Frank O'Shea
Updated July 27 2020 - 9:00pm, first published 3:43pm
  • Fake Law: The Truth About Justice in an Age of Lies, by The Secret Barrister. Picador. $34.99.

The unnamed author of this book is described as a junior barrister, practising in the area of criminal law. We are told that their (sic) first book and personal blog have won many awards in Britain. The law that is described and the cases dealt with are all from England and Wales, which makes the book of little more than academic interest for someone who is not resident in Mr Johnson's realm.

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