num_pages: 240
description: While popular TV shows such as Law &amp; Order  and bestselling novels such as Presumed Innocent present a sexy, seductive portrayal of the law profession, Richard Moll offers a rare -- and realistic-- inside look at the law and the men and women who practice it.In a book that's perfect for prospective law school students and citizens interested in a deeper look at the legal system, Richard Moll investigates the people behind the practicing lawyers, would-be lawyers, and ex-lawyers through dynamic interviews.The differences between public perceptions and private reality emerge when he examines what lured each one of them to their particular type of practice; what they actually do; and what being a lawyer has done to them.
language: English
title: The Lure of the Law: Why People Become Lawyers, and What the Profession Does to Them
titlecomplete: The Lure of the Law: Why People Become Lawyers, and What the Profession Does to Them
genres: Law, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 19
publisher: Penguin Books