Publisher's Synopsis
The judiciary and other practitioners of the law find themselves increasingly thrown together as our world becomes smaller mainly caused by the digital age and the rapid growth of populations. Law in a Shrinking World gives you an insight into the professional and private world of magistrates and lawyers and the relationship between the former and a range of perpetrators including members and ex-members of now-banned (in Queensland) criminal motor-cycle clubs. A magistrate who belongs to a suburban bowling club finds himself playing against members of another club who recently appeared in front of him at court on a variety of charges. This causes embarrassment on both sides. Attractive twin female lawyers find themselves in the middle of a world awash in drugs of all kinds and having to defend and advise clients many who have been hurt by partners using cannabis, cocaine, ice or fantasy, to name a few. A gang of ex-bikies meet secretly to plan their illegal moves, renting a Sunday school hall as an unlikely cover.
