Constitutional Chaos
A former judge's account of the state breaking its own rules, from entrapment to coerced pleas.
A former New Jersey Superior Court judge argues that government routinely breaks its own laws — through entrapment, coerced pleas, warrantless searches and selective enforcement — and that the constitutional protections most citizens assume are operating have quietly stopped. He argues it from cases he presided over, which is what separates the book from commentary.
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