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Lawyers, Law, and Social Change consists of seven essays exploring the impact of lawyers and law on social change. The title essay and two others have been widely read in major legal publications and assigned in law school classes; four new essays, never before published, are also included in this thought provoking book.
Written over the course of his 25 years as General Counsel to the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), Bachmann’s essays discuss attacks on the legal profession; living the life of the activist lawyer; the ability (or lack thereof) of law and lawyers to effect lasting social change; the efficacy of poverty law; the religious perspective and social change concerns; and recent developments in law and social change.
Bachmann is also the author of The U.S. Constitution for Beginners (illustrated by Pulitzer prize winner Joel Pett); Nonprofit Litigation (John Wiley & Sons) and scores of law review articles nationwide.
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