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dsrtao_Holy Hullabaloos: A Road Trip to the Battlegrounds of the Church/State Wars_, Jay Wexler
Wexler teaches at BU Law, and this is book is written in a light conversational tone which reaches the pinnacle of Cambridge style: it's as though Wexler were talking to a few folks at a party, and he just happened to have all the quotes and references he needed in his pocket.
The book is about various First Amendment religious cases that have reached the Supreme Court, but I found it so entertaining that I'd be willing to read another one on tuna migration patterns, if Wexler had something to say about that.
Wexler teaches at BU Law, and this is book is written in a light conversational tone which reaches the pinnacle of Cambridge style: it's as though Wexler were talking to a few folks at a party, and he just happened to have all the quotes and references he needed in his pocket.
The book is about various First Amendment religious cases that have reached the Supreme Court, but I found it so entertaining that I'd be willing to read another one on tuna migration patterns, if Wexler had something to say about that.
