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Two very different pictures of mass legal consciousness' have wide currency in contemporary legal scholarship. The first is one of public cynicism, of instrumentalism without conviction, of citizens both litigious and, at the same time, alienated from the legal system.2 This image of mass legal consciousness informs many accounts of the so-called "litigation explosion"3 and suggests that legal institutions are no longer accorded sufficient legitimacy and respect. It is deployed to identify and respond to the alleged erosion of public confidence in legal institutions.

Lawyers and Legal Consciousness: Law Talk in the Divorce Lawyer's Office