by Dana D. Eilers
There are all-too-common scenarios in the Pagan community. . . People find themselves in legal situations that they know little about and over which they become justifiably frightened. Dana D. Eilers offers you information that you can use to understand the law for yourself and educate your legal counsel about the issues at hand.
A 1981 cum laude graduate of New England School of Law with a history of private civil practice for 17 years, Dana has written an informative and educational resource to help Pagans understand the law and how it works. Pagans and the Law presents an exploration of our religious freedom as protected by the constitution. Dana also goes into the workings of the American court system: how it works, which courts you will have to deal with in regard to your specific case, and how to find and work with attorneys.
Within its pages you will find discussions about employment discrimination, family law, land use, landlord/tenant issues, and other areas of the law that are of interest to Pagans. Every Pagan needs to have a realistic idea of what to do and how to conduct oneself when faced with a legal challenge. If you ever find yourself in a situation where your rights are being compromised, educate yourself with this book, and bring a copy of it when you visit the lawyer's office.
