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200 10$aJurismania $ethe madness of American law /$fPaul F. Campos$b[electronic resource]
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330 8 $aThe author of this text argues that the American worship of law and legality can at times be so pathological that it comes to resemble a type of legal madness, or "jurismania". He concludes that much of the "rule of law" is simply culturally sanctioned obsessive-compulsive behaviour.
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