Reddit reviews Law 101: Everything You Need to Know About American Law
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I would recommend Law 101 by Jay M. Feinman. It goes into a fair amount of detail about constitutional law, litigation, torts, business law, property law, and criminal law. I think it would be a good starting point for you to decide where you might want to delve a little deeper.
I highly recommend the book Law 101:
http://www.amazon.com/Law-101-Everything-American-System/dp/0195395131/ref=pd_sim_b_7
It's written in an easy to understand style. I used chapters as a review for my 1L exams to understand the big picture of what I had been studying.
Law 101 basically does really short topic overviews of everything a 1L would learn
> police there are used to is pressing charges
So where do you live that the DA doesn't press charges and the police do instead? Is it a wonderful fantasy land of someone who has no understanding of the justice system of the US?
I think you need this.
That or you could try shutting the fuck up about things you don't know. But that might be too much to ask from self righteous idiots.