What are some readable, eloquent (without legalese) books on arguments, fallacies, logic, and reasoning, as applied and used in law? This question is aimed towards a greenhorn/tenderfoot with minimal knowledge in law and philosophy, but who's interested in the law.
I'm interested only in 'applied' or or practical pragmatic philosophy, and not overly formal or abstract or pure books on these subjects.
I've been reading this one and this one, and a random search on Amazon induced 1. this and 2. this, but are these helpful, relevant, and lucid?