Great courtroom battles

Type
Book
Category
American Law  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1973 
Publisher
Pages
x, 305 pages 
Subject
American Famous trials 
Abstract
"The most dramatic and significant courtroom contests of the last century, emotion-charged true stories of what happens when superbly trained and talented lawyers clash head to head, fighting for their clients' lives and livelihoods in precedent-setting combats. F. Lee Bailey tells of his first courtroom appearance when, fresh from law school, he demolished a lie detector's evidence; Charles Rembar wittily recounts his defense of Fanny Hill and a witness' hilarious definition, under oath, of "normal sex"; William Kunstler, a famed defender of controversial public figures, re-creates the savage attack of "The Alger Hiss Perjury Case..." - Dust Jacket 
Description
Contents:
The Lizzie Borden "axe murder" case / by Edgar Lustgarten -- The "torso murder" case / by F. Lee Bailey -- The Cutter Labs "poison vaccine" case / by Albert Averbach and Charles Price -- Fanny Hill in Hackensack / by Charles Rembar -- The Al Capone tax case / by Francis X. Busch -- The Alger Hiss perjury case / by William Kunstler -- The trial of Reies Lopez Tijerina / by Carrol W. Cagle and Harry P. Stumpf -- The court-martial of Billy Mitchell / by Joseph Di Mona -- The trial of Adolf Eichmann / by Michael A. Musmanno -- Mylai : the court-martial of Lt. Calley / by J. Di Mona. 
Biblio Notes
Distributor statement from jacket.

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