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Cheryl Kelmar's book exposes how courts disadvantage ordinary people and pro se litigants. She recounts a judge saying self-representing parties never win, and warns that attorneys often prioritize their own interests over clients' cases. The book offers practical tips and stories of courtroom tactics, plus suggestions for court reform.

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