Knight, Alfred H. : Willis & Knight, Nashville, Tennessee.
Alfred H. Knight is a trial lawyer specializing in media and first amendment law, and a former teaching fellow at Harvard Law School. He is currently a partner at Willis & Knight in Nashville, Tennessee.
"Should be required reading for all lawyers, judges, and citizens."
--Lawyers Weekly
"Knight makes the long march of Anglo-Americans seeking both justice and fairness...come alive and sing."
--Lawyers Weekly
Oxford University Press Web Site, May, 2000
In The Life of the Law, Alfred H. Knight outlines how some of the main contours of American law came to be as
he recounts twnety-one stories beginning with Alfred the Great in the late ninth century and ending with the Rodney
King trials in 1993. Knight gives us a veritable "biography" of our legal tradition by focusing on the
the key individuals, and the pivotal cases that have helped to mold the law as we know it today. The Life of the
Law finds a riveting story behind each historic decision and recounts the tales with both narrative flair and ironic
wit.
Every case, no matter how lofty the principles involved, represents a human drama, a clash of competing desires.
Alfred Knight's reflections on how twenty-one of these cases have left their mark on our society will inform and
fascinate anyone interested in the law.
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