The Fraternity: Lawyers and Judges in Collusion Hardcover – August 25, As lawyer and judge for half a century, John Fitzgerald Molloy both profited from our legal system and saw how it has been altered in favor of lawyers, to the detriment of society. He shows that the.
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Write a customer review. Read reviews that mention molloy legal judge law system justice court lawyer corruption career american profession supreme judicial john important public. There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later. Kindle Edition Verified Purchase. This was one of the most informative "tell-almost-all" books written by a Justice with a conscience.
The book, in and of itself, is a chronological history of case law that expanded law which more or less benefits the legal billable hours Justice Molloy, at the end of his life, is being very candid about his career and how decisions made all the way to the Supreme Court influenced the balance of power.
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The Fraternity is a road map to the destruction of the original American legal system. Justice Molloy would have made a tremendous law professor. While the book is excellent in revealing inner strings influencing the judiciary behind the scenes, the question remains - why Judge Molloy did not come clean and public about these problems later, why his revelations came only after he has fully utilized, to his financial advantage, his judicial position, utilized the connections that he later blasted in his book, and when he was already retired from the bench and close to his demise?
I guess, to capitalize even on his remorse? In the last few years I have been supporting a friend who has been found guilty of defamation.
The Fraternity: Lawyers and Judges in Collusion
Going to Court here in New Zealand has been an eye opening experience to say the least. Reading "The Fraternity" has given me further insights to the business of law, and made me very grateful that both my children have not chosen law as a career. I am sure there are still some old-fashioned lawyers in existence, but with the drive to chase the all mighty dollar, I sadly see ethics go down the drain.
To me, New Zealand does not have a "justice" system it is a legal system that is still in the Dark Ages.
This book sheds light on the secret world of being a judge. Overall the book is very good. The former was a lawyer-turned-judge-turned-lawyer and the other was a researcher and consultant who first made his bones advising New York City law firms on how clothes could enhance the credibility and authority of young lawyers before judges and juries. Nevertheless, I finally read The Fraternity.
Long on confession and short on redemption, it was also empty of promise. Eliminate the exclusionary r ule.
Keep lawyers out of juvenile courts in favor of trained social workers. Stop random selection of juries in favor of jurors selected by public officials. Limit the bench to only those with trial experience. Ban judges from working as lawyers after serving on the bench. These 3 locations in All: Supreme Court Library Queensland. Open to the public vtls; This single location in New South Wales: These 2 locations in Queensland: May not be open to the public Book English Show 0 more libraries None of your libraries hold this item.
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