Description: Each year the volumes of laws, rules and regulations effected by lawmakers grow thicker and more intrusive. Lawsuits continue to skyrocket as people replace discourse with depositions and leaders set aside debate and compromise in favor of litigation and subpoenas. Author Benjamin Sells believes we are living in a lawless time. Although we are faced with rules and codes of conduct every day, the essence and soul has been stripped from the law. Order in the Court suggests ways to temper a system in which it seems that whomever has the most power and money wins rather than providing "liberty and justice for all." Law is necessary in a society that wants to avoid chaos. And Order in the Court provides a blueprint for what the law, those that practice the law and those that obey the law can aspire to.

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