Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. The Social Nature and Significance of Law -- 2. Understanding Law and Society -- 3. Families and Types of Law -- 4. Law and Dispute Processing -- 5. Law and Social Control -- 6. Law and Social Change -- 7. Law and Inequality -- 8. The Legal Profession -- 9. Courts and Juries -- Glossary -- Index
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