Kafka's Law
2015-06-29T01:00:07-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/184/20150628131741002_hd.jpgProfessor Robert Burns talks about his book Kafka’s Law: “The Trial” and American Criminal Justice, in which he argues that America’s criminal justice system is beginning to resemble the fictional account of the justice system depicted in Franz Kafka’s The Trial. This interview, recorded on the campus of Northwestern University, is part of Book TV’s College Series.
Professor Robert Burns talks about his book Kafka’s Law: “The Trial” and American Criminal Justice, in which he argues that America’s criminal justice… read more
Professor Robert Burns talks about his book Kafka’s Law: “The Trial” and American Criminal Justice, in which he argues that America’s criminal justice system is beginning to resemble the fictional account of the justice system depicted in Franz Kafka’s The Trial. This interview, recorded on the campus of Northwestern University, is part of Book TV’s College Series. close
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