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Law on Trial An Unlikely Insider Reckons with Our Legal System Rumiko Takahashi That's because mathematics isn't aBy: Shaun Ossei Owusu Published by W. W. Norton, Incorporated, 2026 04 14 The law is supposed to represent fairness, equality, and transparency. Yet in a world where injustice is normalized, many struggle to understand why our legal system fails despite its lofty principles. In Law on Trial, award winning legal scholar Shaun Ossei Owusu offers a rare perspective as an insider and a clear eyed critic of its deep, baked in structural problems. He begins