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Outrage: The Five Reasons Why O.J. Simpson Got Away With Murder
from Island Books

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Bugliosi leaves no doubt about the OJ murder trial and what went wrong from the beginning to the verdict. A must read for skeptics as he leaves no stone unturned.

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Devil's Knot : The True Story of the West Memphis Three
from Atria

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The author has a way of keeping the reader informed and not overwhelmed. With so many names and locations, a huge amount of confusion is likely but doesn't happen.
I feel well informed about a troubling case. I highly recommend you read this book.

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Justice: Crimes, Trials, and Punishments
from Three Rivers Press
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I've read most of Mr Dunne's books and he continues to hold my interest. I have the utmost of respect for this gentleman...his unbiased yet "in your face" take on the upper crust's trials and tribulations are bar none...right on the money, so to speak.
I hope Mr Dunne keeps on doing what he... more info

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Judicial Process in America
from Congressional Quarterly Books

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Thanks for the book and the very quick service.

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Why They Kill: The Discoveries of a Maverick Criminologist
from Knopf

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Rhodes demonstrates the ability to break down and make alive Criminologist Lonnie Athens' theory of violentization. His use of well known violent indviduals and how they fall into this refinement of social learnig theory make a clear and strong argument to think about the theorist stages that lead... more info

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A Vast Conspiracy: The Real Story of the Sex Scandal That Nearly Brought Down a President
from Random House

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Nobody comes out of this story looking particularly good -- in case there were any doubts. Jeffrey Toobin has carefully gone over the historical and legal issues and can find no one who lacks culpability. Yes, actually, there was a "vast conspiracy" but it was a conspiracy of lawyers more than... more info

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v. Goliath: The Trials of David Boies
from Pantheon

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Karen Donovan's book is something of a biography, a Grisham novel, a history book, and a litigation primer all wrapped into one. (As a litigator, I'm actually thinking that some of the strategies related in the book would be helpful for me in court.) Thoroughly engaging and entertaining, Ms. Donovan... more info

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Suburban Sweatshops: The Fight for Immigrant Rights
from Belknap Press
Price: $13.56

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Uh, the author is a lawyer, which means her first obligation is to uphold the law. This means gathering up the illegal aliens and getting them out of the country, quickly. Instead, this "lawyer" decides that it's more important to figure out how to screw what remains of middle-class America in order... more info

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The Success of Open Source
from Harvard University Press
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I loved this book. It covers the history of Open Source and explain WHY people do open source and HOW they make it happen!

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The Lost Art of Drawing the Line: How Fairness Went Too Far
from Random House

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Howard's previous effort, "Death of Common Sense: How Law is Suffocating America," was spot-on. This one, unfortunately, takes the misguided and anti-liberty view that our courts are supposed to make law, rather than decide its legality.
Howard correctly excoriates the judicial approach which... more info

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