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Presumed Innocent

Kia Makarechi

Coming To A TV Near You: Mystery Night

HuffingtonPost.com | Kia Makarechi | Posted 11.21.2011 | Books
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Fans of the nation's top mystery novelists received a treat Thursday when TNT invited them to a Manhattan sneak preview of the filmic adaptation of Sc...

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Yes, Virginia, It Can Happen to You, Too

Andrea Lyon | Posted 05.30.2011 | Chicago
Read More: Criminal Justice, Prejudice, Criminal Justice System, Presumed Innocent, Prosecutors, Louis Bianchi Corruption, Louis Bianchi Trial, Louis Bianchi, Chicago News
Andrea Lyon

uch of the public and nearly all of law enforcement have trouble imagining that the innocent get charged, let alone convicted. That feeling is something those of us who defend cases are all too familiar with.

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A Chat with Scott Turow About Innocent

Elizabeth Benedict | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
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Elizabeth Benedict

It's not exactly like asking where you were when you heard JFK was shot, but for many of us, the publication of Presumed Innocent in 1987 was An Event.

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Scott Turow's Literary Empire: 'Presumed Innocent' Hero Rusty Sabich Returns

The Los Angeles Times | Scott Martelle | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
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Literary empires have to start somewhere, and Scott Turow's began 23 years ago with the creation of an unusually trusting prosecutor named Rusty Sabic...

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Scott Turow Returns with Innocent (Presumed Innocent II)

Thane Rosenbaum | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books
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Thane Rosenbaum

The stunning conclusion of Presumed Innocent invited a sequel, and Turow has now delivered just that with Innocent, a timely, pitch-perfect updating of the lives of the characters we came to both loathe and love.

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