New Book to Offer Head Start to Entering Class of New Law Students

ENGLEWOOD, Fla. - Sept. 1, 2020 - PRLog -- Courtroom drama aficionados wielding their Kindles are being given a sneak preview of a new take on the age-old story of what it is like to survive law school, presented this time by attorney-author James Starke in A Matter of Principle: another entry in the sub-genre of legal fiction due out this October - but available now on Kindle.

A Matter of Principle takes the reader behind the scenes for a realistic look at what the law school experience is like for an idealistic young person wanting to be a lawyer for all the right reasons, only to discover they aren't.  Based on actual events at a Florida law school and reporting about the secretive United States Supreme Court, this novel pulls back the curtain to reveal the machinations of men with slanted ideology and personal ambition - both at an institution of higher learning and at the highest court in the land - an instituion designed to be at the head of an apolitical branch of government.

In an increasingly divided country, rather than rise above the fray and interpret the law as they find it, A Matter of Principle shows how judges are jousting just like everyone else, locked in mortal combat against what they perceive to be an unprincipled enemy – an enemy whose ideas are unworthy of thoughtful consideration, espoused by combatants driven by less than chivalrous ideals.
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Get the Kindle edition at https://www.amazon.com/Matter-Principle-JAMES-STARKE-eboo...