And the Walls Came Tumbling Down: Greatest Closing Arguments Protecting Civil Liberties

Author

Michael S. Lief & H. Mitchell Caldwell

Publisher

Scribner

Edition

Paperback Edition

Year

2004

Why Choose This Book?

A compelling collection of eight of the most influential closing arguments in American civil liberties cases. More than a courtroom anthology, it combines the complete arguments with historical context, biographies, and legal analysis, making it an excellent resource for advocates, trial lawyers, law students, and anyone interested in persuasive advocacy.

About the Book

And the Walls Came Tumbling Down is the second volume in the acclaimed Greatest Closing Arguments series. The book revisits landmark American civil rights and constitutional cases, including the Amistad litigation, Susan B. Anthony's suffrage case, and the Larry Flynt freedom of speech trial. Each chapter places the closing argument within its legal and historical setting, demonstrating how advocacy shaped constitutional freedoms and civil liberties.

Related Subjects

• Trial Advocacy

• Civil Liberties

• Constitutional Law

• Legal History

• Courtroom Advocacy

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Shipping Note

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Caveat Legalis

This book focuses on landmark American legal cases and courtroom advocacy. It is best suited for comparative legal studies and advocacy training.

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