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Ages 9–12 · 32 pages · Future I want to be
The Court's Call
A lawyer fights for fairness and justice.
A young lawyer takes on a pro bono case for a marginalized family in a land dispute. She navigates complex legal procedures and faces formidable opposition, learning the importance of tenacious advocacy and the power of truth in the courtroom.
What happens
- 1The young lawyer discovers a crucial document missing from the family's ancient property deeds.
- 2She faces a seasoned, intimidating opposing counsel in the crowded courtroom.
- 3A key witness suddenly changes their testimony, causing a significant setback.
- 4The judge delivers a verdict, and the family embraces her with tears in their eyes.
Read more about this book
A single dusty file sits on a large desk, representing the last hope for a marginalized family facing eviction. Your child will delve into the complexities of justice and the power of advocacy.
A young lawyer takes on a challenging pro bono case, navigating intricate legal procedures and confronting formidable opposition in court. She learns the importance of meticulous preparation, tenacious advocacy, and upholding the truth, even when it is difficult.
This book is appropriate for children who are beginning to understand concepts of fairness, rights, and societal structures. It illustrates how the legal system works, showing how perseverance and a strong moral compass can lead to impactful change for vulnerable individuals.
This book is exactly right for the child who believes in fairness, enjoys debate, and is curious about the law and justice.
- Hardcover
- ₹1,299
- Softcover
- ₹699
- Length
- 32 pages
- Delivery
- Digital in 24h · print 7–14 days
