Brooke at the Bar Emeritus Prof Michael Kreuzer

Brooke at the Bar Emeritus Prof Michael KreuzerBrooke at the Bar is a candid, lively, and sometimes humorous autobiography by Brooke Wunnicke, the first woman to be a trial and appellate attorney in Wyoming and who went on to become a legal legend in Colorado. In conversational writing, Brooke provides insights from a lawyer, mentor, and educator. She advocates that, while not perfect, the United States has the worlds best legal system and that all citizens need to understand and protect their

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