Admiralty and Maritime Law by Robert Force is a comprehensive publication o which is an excellent resource whether an attorney, law student or legal researcher. This publication was written published by the Federal Judicial Center for use in training judges and other judicial branch employees on admiralty and maritime law. If one desires a solid understanding of admiralty or maritime law within the standards of federal judges then this book is for you.
Robert Force

If you are seeking a further understanding of our present-day court system than this book is a must have.

The latest, 2003 version of the Judges Deskbook is essential in understanding your judge and how he will operate. This deskbook is written for federal judges but can be applied to state court judges, in that state judges are encouraged to follow the lead of their superiors and state judges know that their decisions and rulings could at some point be scrutinized by the federal courts on appeal. The federal judges bench book is an important tool in understanding and predicting how your judge will react in any given situation. Your judge does not expect you to have this book so it will give you insight into how ajudge will rule and what he can get away with and what case law and procedural code he will throw at you to give rise and cause to the denial or dismissal of your motion/case/petition/writ. It is imperative that you have an understanding of the judge. This deskbook is the operating manual for your judge and his or her courtroom. With this manual you may be able to stay one step ahead of the MAN.

After listening to Marvin you will learn the techniques he utilizes such as the state’s Public Records Act to drudge up the illicit financial activities of judges, court staff, as well as various other government employees who time after time fleece the people under the color of law.

You too can learn to be a legal gumshoe and disqualify judges and perhaps even put them in jail if you find sufficient evidence to merit an indictment. This information is essential for any legal researcher looking for an out-side-the-box tool to use against an ever-growing corrupt judicial establishment.

Essentials of Commercial Law a classic work authored by Wallace H. Whigam originally published in 1913 has been preserved and republished by LAW RESEARCH GROUP. Essentials of Commercial Law presents itself as an excellent resource for anyone seeking to further understand the “essentials” as well as the history of commercial law.

As a the publisher it is our sincere opinion that the reader will be pleased with how simple the information was presented by the author.

Although many would agree that the study of Law in general, let alone Commercial Law, is often a mundane undertaking; however, it is our opinion that this publication shall be an excellent addition to the library of the attorney, law student as well as anyone desiring a further education on this subject.