Judge Posner acknowledges his reputation as a maverick, naysayer, scoffer, gadfly, and faultfinder; but he prefers to call himself a "committed candid critic" of the American legal system. In his latest Greenbag article --
What Is Obviously Wrong With the Federal Judiciary, Yet Eminently Curable (Part I) -- he outlines what's wrong with trials and appeals to intermediate courts. Yes, it's obviously worth reading!
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