Courtroom: The Story Of Samuel S. LeibowitzThe story of Samuel S. Liebowitz, one of America's renowned criminal lawyers. It is told in terms of the trials of the men and women for whose lives he battled. Now, the author reveals the testimonies behind many of these celebrated cases. |
Contents
This Thing Called Justice | 3 |
The Novice | 19 |
The Fly Spins a Web | 35 |
Dooley Was a Cop | 63 |
The Madman | 103 |
and the Law | 121 |
Compassion | 151 |
Thats the Man | 178 |
Murder at Beekman Tower | 207 |
Two Southern Ladies | 248 |
and Nine Southern Boys | 288 |
Public Enemies | 315 |
One for the State | 339 |
The Black Robe | 370 |
Summation | 401 |
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