Is Killing People Right?

Focusing on pivotal judicial decisions, this sequel explores eight significant cases from the UK, US, and Australia that have shaped common law. It delves into the social contexts, institutions, and personal stories that influenced these landmark rulings. The accessible yet rigorous narrative illustrates the law as a dynamic entity responding to societal changes, covering crucial topics like end-of-life decisions, abortion, and equal rights. This work serves as an engaging introduction to legal history and jurisprudence for students.