There are reasons why law books are very lengthy

One mistake and you will be totally losing your point.

When you argue with someone, you need to be prepared and if possible, show evidences and present things in a logical manner.

I think I have had an argument with someone. Actually, not someone but a social media auto review.

We have reported an account. But then it said the account owner isn't pretending to be someone else. We went more specific by reporting the picture being used which isn't his/her (we have no way of knowing whether the dummy is a boy or a girl).

Fortunately, the fake account was taken down. Thanks to the action of that social media platform.

I learned something from those kinds of situations, to be very meticulous when presenting a point. I now understand why law books are very lengthy. That only those with amazing patience could survive.

My brother is a lawyer. I can just imagine his lengthy patience as well.

I tried getting his books for my own perusal but then I became lazy, I said, nevermind!

I can just do well with my own job. Still, I should already start reading those books. It's not to be an attorney but I would just like to expand my understanding.

Well, studying law is no joke at all. At times you will need your own stance. You'll be criticized when you collect large fees, you'll be criticized when you are weak. You'll be criticized when you do not have a solid philosophy behind what you are doing.

I now understand why law books are lengthy. Just because we needed clarity in all aspects which, even so, is still hard to absolutely attain. Hence also the credibility of the practitioner.