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Malcolm, Janet
de The Crime of Sheila McGough
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New York. 1999. February 1999. Knopf. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0375405089. 164 pages. hardcover. Cover art - Sandro Botticelli-'Nastagio's Vision of the Ghostly Pursuit in the Forest'. keywords: Crime America Women Law. FROM THE PUBLISHER - The task of lawyers is not a simple one -- they are paid to create a narrative, one that will hoodwink juries and judges into believing what the people on the other side of the podium are telling them. One lawyer, Sheila McGough, fell victim to the tales spun by members of her own profession. The Crime of Sheila McGough, by New Yorker writer Janet Malcolm, presents McGough's case, and shows how the law can work against the tenets of justice it claims to stand for. inventory #31830 ISBN: 0375405089.
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- Título
- Malcolm, Janet
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- The Crime of Sheila McGough
- Estado del libro
- Usado
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- ISBN 10
- 0375405089
- ISBN 13
- 9780375405082
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- 1999
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