Law Series Novels & Stories

“Mr. Arden, what do we mean by the Rule of Law? A phrase every law student loves to quote. Define it.” Arden stood again. He cleared his throat. “The Rule of Law means that no one is above the law, and everyone is subject to it, including those in power. It ensures fairness, equality, and accountability. The idea was famously described by A.V. Dicey, who emphasized three principles: supremacy of law, equality before the law, and the constitution as a result of the ordinary law of the land.” A hush fell over the class. The professor’s eyes twinkled. “And why is the Rule of Law important, Mr. Arden?”

"I'm even more surprised, considering your background. What with your dad being who he is..." Heat erupted in my face immediately. "Excuse the fuck—" "You know, law is a competitive field. It's very demanding." He hastily pivoted the conversation, glanced at Nova briefly, then back at me. "Nova studied communications at Lawrence. Prestigious program with a very polished curriculum. But of course, pre-law is a solid path too. Practical, especially for someone working their way up from scratch." The room had gone very quiet at his Indirectly insulting words.

“Kaden was reckless, but he believed in something. You, on the other hand, seem to believe in revenge.” That hit a little too close to home. I said nothing. Moretti stepped around the desk slowly, the click of his shoes echoing like a countdown. “Here’s what you need to understand, Myra. This city doesn’t run on law. It runs on order. And sometimes, order doesn’t wear a badge.” I hated how calm he sounded. Like he was in control of every heartbeat in the room — including mine. “Tell me what really happened to him,” I demanded.

Chey replied. “Yes, but I’m sure the pleasure would be worth it. And how is that family so freaking hot?” Laura asked. “It's in their genes I guess.” Chey replied. “TTYL.” Laura replied. “TTYL.” Chey agreed. Chey went into her office building and went to her office. Then she went to Mr. Anders office to turn in her reports. “Mr. Anders here are the reports on the Lawson case. I found the statutes, and past cases and rulings. You'll also see the other research I did on similar laws and cases which I think you can use to your advantage.” She explained.

She finished before finding the lawyer behind her. One week from this day, a hearing would be held for her case. The doctor and the lawyer are quite persistent in squeezing information from her. Still she did not spill anything. She just equaled their persistence with her own. The lawyer wanted to feel sorry for her, but he can’t help to show his irritation towards her. It’s as if she doesn’t have any interest to be proven guilty. While Alyssa on the other hand looks for details or any information that could be a missing piece of Claire’s case. Fortunately, her husband, Philip, is a police officer. She really wanted to help her.

A nod made him smile. "I don't know why I can see Bang Zaweel's face at a glance, besides his handsomeness level exceeds the former, he also has better insight and personality." Lidya's assumption is not wrong, because Zaweel has already taken his master's degree in law, which makes him a lawyer. Even in Jakarta, Zaweel is known as a firm lawyer and has the best experience among his contemporaries. Haziya has not told her family at all about Zaweel's help, who offered to become a lawyer at the trial.

The WHF Law Firm. Ever since, that's really what I dreamed of because I want to be the boss when it comes to the firm. I also don't want other Law Firms who force their lawyers to handle a case that is against their will. I don't want to defend someone who's guilty from their doings because I still have principles in life. I am not a lawyer to defend the wrong people. I'm here because aside from I'm good at this ... I want to help those people to be free from wrong accusations. You'll never expect how smart I am when I'm inside of the court— and on bed. I'm very much single but I still choose the women I have sex with because I don't want to lose my license in an instant when an issue occurs

I smiled at him and then hissed, regretting that such an idea had even crossed my mind. I thought the pain was going to crack my skull. I closed my eyes and applied the compress harder, covering my whole face, mumbling profanities. "You're right; it would be easier and faster, but not for her." Andrew reminded me suddenly, "Luna's Law is important to her not only because it is a law specifically created for people like her but because it means her victory will not be attributed to some Alpha taking her pack away and handing it to her, but to her victory in a court battle where she presented indisputable evidence and a duel that she won through skill and dedication. People will not forget thi

, he loudly said and pointed at me. My heart is thomping inside my chest I didn't expect this on the first day of school. I'm already sweating. I am trying to formulate a good answer when he shouted again. "Faster!", he demanded. This prof sure is impatient. " L-law is a set of rules.. ahm.. implemented and followed to preserve peace and order?", I answered? " Are you answering me or asking me back?" he said while raising his eyebrow at me. "Law is a set of rules implemented and followed to preserve peace and order", I repeated nervously.

Trying to get Charlie out of embarrassment, Jacob diverted the topic, “By the way, Paul, what is the nature of your business? I assume it must be a big corporation since you have shifted your company from the States to Aurous Hill, am I right?” “Uncle Wilson, our company is actually a multinational law firm, mainly providing high-end legal support for some Fortune 500 companies.” “So, Paul, you are a lawyer too, then?” “Yes, Uncle Wilson. My dad and I are both lawyers. To put it bluntly, I inherited his profession.” “I heard that the requirements for becoming a lawyer in the States are very high, am I right? Generally speaking, don’t you need a Ph.D. as the minimum requirement?” Paul smiled