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Hope
to Win, Prepare to Loose:
and change the law along
the way |
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Author |
Jerry H.. Summers |
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ISBN |
978-1-947589-55-1 |
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Publisher |
Waldenhouse Publishers, Inc. |
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Description |
soft cover 6" x 9" black
ink on 50# archival white, 214 pages, $24.95 |
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Availability |
October 2022 |
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Order from |
Dr. Penny White
University of TN College of Law
1505 West Cumberland Avenue
Knoxville, TN 37996
865-974-6830 |
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Combines an introduction to law and an examination
of constitutional principles at the core of the American justice
system as viewed by an experienced trial attorney for aspiring
young lawyers. Employs more than two dozen state and federal
cases as examples; includes question and answer format |
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Library of Congress Control Number:
2022943566
LAW000000 LAW / General
LAW026000 LAW / Criminal Law / General
LAW026020 LAW / Criminal Law / Sentencing
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Jerry Summers, my mentor
who gave me my first legal position and trained and guided my
professional development, has once again provided a book that
blends history and law in an insightful and provocative manner.
Jerry’s discussion of dozens of cases – tried, appealed,
and settled in the state
and federal courts – illustrates the practical application
of fundamental legal principles from a trial lawyer’s perspective
and demonstrates the role that patience, tenacity, and courage
play in the practice of law.
• John W. McClarty,
Judge, Tennessee Court of Appeals
In this book, Jerry Summers demonstrates what it means to be
an inspirational lawyer. Using the cases he has won – and
lost – Summers provides a roadmap for lawyers and law students
aspiring to be exceptional advocates and trial lawyers. Summers
illustrates what it means to truly and effectively represent
clients by striving to advocate for justice and explains the
way the law should work – but doesn’t always. It is
a must read for anyone that cares about lawyering to improve
the law and seek true justice.
• Doug Blaze, Dean
Emeritus UT College of Law
Most law students are exposed to law through casebooks that include
exc erpts from appellate decisions. hile valuable at teaching
substantive law, casebooks rarely capture what it really means
to be a lawyer. Hope to Win, Prepare to Appeal introduces
fundamental legal principles through actual cases while highlighting
the human element of the law, the difficult
challenges lawyers face, and the incredible opportunities lawyers
have to impact and change the law. In addition to educating soon-to-be
lawyers about the realities of practicing law, this book reminds
us that a single lawyer who demonstrates boldness, determination,
and resilience can
truly make a difference in the lives of others.
• Penny White, Chancellor’s
Professor Emeritus, UT College of Law |
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Proceeds from the sale of Hope to
Win, Prepare to Appeal are donated to the Summers, Rufolo, and
Rodgers Trial Advocacy Endowment, Center for Advocacy and Dispute
Resolution, University of Tennessee College of Law through the
University of Tennessee Foundation (UTF), 1525 University Avenue,
Knoxville, TN 37921-4848.
UTF is a charitable, non-profit corporation. Donations should
be made to University of Tennessee Foundation Inc. for the Summers,
Rufolo, and Rodgers Trial Advocacy Endowment. |
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