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Trial by Jury

by Steven Brill

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Seventeen trials, examined through the decisions behind them

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Seventeen trials, examined through the decisions behind them

Steven Brill organizes this account around 17 courtroom trials, tracing the tactics, deals, and decisions that shaped their outcomes. Interviews with attorneys, jurors, and other people involved add perspectives from beyond the courtroom argument itself. Together, the cases offer a portrait of how the American justice system operates, with attention to the practical choices and negotiations that can influence a trial. Published in 1990, the book presents these cases as major legal stories of the preceding decade.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in American courtroom trials and civil procedure
  • Readers curious about the roles of attorneys, jurors, and other participants in legal cases

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Trial tactics and negotiationsJury trialsAmerican justice systemLegal decision-making

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Book overview

From Simon & Schuster, Trial by Jury is Steven Brill's exploration of the tactics, deals, and decisions that determined the outcome of 17 of the decade's biggest legal cases.

Analyzes seventeen recent courtroom trials, offering a look at how the American justice system operates, through interviews with attorneys, jurors, and other key personalities.
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