Between The Millstones: The Arguments To The Jury In The Utah-idaho Sugar Beet Case (the People Are The Jury) Find Out. There Is Neither Excuse, Room (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245354967)

Between The Millstones: The Arguments To The Jury In The Utah-Idaho Sugar Beet Case presents a detailed account of a significant legal dispute involving the sugar beet industry. This book offers readers a rare glimpse into the arguments presented to the jury by the Intermountain Association of Sugar Beet Growers. The arguments delve into the intricacies of the case, emphasizing the importance of public understanding and awareness.

Highlighting the need for informed judgment, the book underscores that 'there is neither excuse, room nor reason for ignorance in this world.' This historical record serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the legal aspects of agriculture and the economic impact of the sugar beet industry in the Utah-Idaho region. A must-read for legal scholars, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the complexities of this landmark case.

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