This exhaustive concordance will be a valuable resource to attorneys and judges who will be thankful to discover that previous courts have often dealt with these issues before. However, this guide is also useful to laymen and others outside the judicial system willing to wade through all the citations. It is particularly valuable in helping people to understand the energy and ingenuity with which these extremist individuals seek to undermine or pervert the legal system through radical reinterpretations of our society s laws. Taken together, these arguments, frivolous though they may be, represent an assault on the judicial system by people who would like to consider themselves immune to the laws that govern modern society. In putting together this collection of precedents, Bernard Sussman has provided a great service to all who wish to see the laws preserved.
Some topics are broad enough to warrant subheadings.
Within each heading or subheading, the relevant cases are listed, often with explanatory comments. A hypertext index has been provided to allow readers to jump to appropriate sections, but readers should be aware that many of these topics overlap to a certain degree, and there may be related cases of interest grouped under other topic headings. Because the casebook is so long, the on-line version is divided into ten smaller sections. Readers may use the hypertext index below to go to a particular heading, or they may browse through the sections using the forward and back arrows provided. In addition, it is possible to download a Microsoft Word file containing the entire text.