A Treatise on the law of Identification, a Separate Branch of the law

A Treatise on the Law of Identification, a Separate Branch of the Law, Volume 1, provides a scholarly examination of legal principles regarding identification. Written by George E. Harris, this historical legal text explores the specific complexities and frameworks that define this specialized area of jurisprudence. As a foundational work in legal studies, this volume serves as a detailed resource for understanding how identification functions as a distinct branch within the broader legal system.

This Volume 1 release from Hutson Street Press offers a rigorous analysis suitable for legal historians and scholars of law. The text focuses on the intricate nuances of identification law, presenting a structured approach to the subject matter. Readers interested in the evolution of legal doctrines will find this treatise a significant reference for studying the historical development of specialized legal branches and the authoritative perspectives of George E. Harris.