Publication Date

12-2004

Journal

Michigan Law Review

Abstract

Satirical legal studies utilize humor and ridicule to critique the pretensions and follies of the legal profession and academia, transcending traditional boundaries and challenging established hierarchies. By blending satire with legal critique, this genre exposes the social and political dimensions of law, advocating for inclusivity and radical change. Despite facing backlash, satire remains a vital tool in legal discourse, offering fresh perspectives and engaging forms that keep legal studies dynamic and relevant.

Volume

103

Issue

3

First Page

397

Last Page

517

Publisher

University of Michigan Law School

Disciplines

Intellectual Property Law | Jurisprudence | Law

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