New article at Law & Social Inquiry: How do lawyers navigate the margins of legality in autocratic, violent & transitional settings by stretching/flipping conventional lawyering? I draw on Kieran McEvoy, Louise Mallinder & Anna Bryson's fantastic new book to answer: (1/3) doi.org/10.1017/lsi....

(2/3) Drawing on the extensive fieldwork evidence presented in "Lawyers in Conflict & Transition," I tease out three ways that lawyers' involvement in professional, social movement & judicial politics differs in "hard places" compared to more liberal democratic contexts: