The Justice Game by Geoffrey Robertson

The Justice Game by Geoffrey Robertson is a gripping and intellectually engaging memoir from one of Britain's most prominent human rights barristers and legal commentators. First published in 1998 and issued here in the 1999 Vintage paperback edition, this acclaimed work combines autobiography, legal history, political commentary, and courtroom storytelling into a compelling narrative that appeals to both legal professionals and general readers alike.

Robertson reflects on some of the defining legal battles and controversial public cases of the twentieth century, offering rare behind-the-scenes insight into the workings of the British legal system, the ethics of advocacy, civil liberties, censorship, political power, and the enduring tension between law and justice. Written with clarity, wit, and conviction, The Justice Game reads with the pace of a legal thriller while remaining deeply informative and historically important.

Praised by publications including The Times, Independent, and Times Literary Supplement, The Justice Game remains an influential and highly regarded work in contemporary legal literature. Robertson's fearless approach to defending unpopular causes and challenging abuses of power gives The Justice Game lasting relevance in discussions surrounding democracy, free speech, and human rights.

This Vintage paperback edition is increasingly sought after by collectors of legal history, political non-fiction, and modern British memoirs. It is also an excellent addition to collections focused on law, jurisprudence, constitutional affairs, and notable twentieth-century public figures.

Condition - Near Fine

1999 paperback edition. Light signs of handling only with a clean and well-preserved interior. A particularly attractive copy overall.