Guatemala isn't the only place in the world where law, language and life are treated with contempt.
He once wrote, "The most effective way of shortening law language is for judges and lawyers to stop writing".
No, the real problem comes, funnily enough, in places that are already multicultural, multiethnic and multilingual, yet without that common bedrock of law, language and democratic governance.
"Southeast Asia is made up of many different countries, laws, languages, currencies, and complicated geographically, like the Philippines and Indonesia islands.
These groups were subdivided into about 34 distinct subgroups, each with its own territory, customs, laws, language, and beliefs.
The Act was later criticized for its simple language and lack of defined terms, but Sherman defended it, saying that it drew on common-law language and precedents.
I went to university and all I got was this lousy double-honours law and languages degree.
"I graduated with a degree in European law and languages," says Kate Duggan, who is now business development manager at the lighting technology company Select Innovations.
Not all the students are happy with the occupation, which has shut down many of the university's faculties, including law and languages.
Omitted categories: Gender: Male; Father's Education: Primary; Major: Masters - Business, law and languages; Degree Attainment: Pass; Bac: Economics and Management; Region: North East.
