Flawed Judgment
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Carl Anderson is a straight-arrow attorney whose only flaw is blind allegiance to a wealthy client charged with the shotgun murder of his socialite wife and her lover, the local District Attorney. In a daring gung-ho defense Anderson puts his own life and career on the line when he boldly accuses the presiding judge of being the real killer. In the face of overwhelming odds he devises a clever but risky psychological scheme to expose the corrupt magistrate who is slated to become Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court. If the plan fails, disbarment of Anderson—or worse—will certainly follow. Sex, violence, corruption...even virtue...abounds.
About the Author
The author practiced law in New England for fifty years as a Trial Justice and Trial Attorney in civil and criminal cases following three years service in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Maritime Service during World War II. He is a member of the Maine, Federal District Court, First Circuit Court of Appeals and the United States Supreme Court Bars. Described by his colleagues as being young at heart and in spirit, he writes from a keen perspective of our contemporary culture tempered by tradition and experience. Retired, he now lives with his wife in the greater Portland, Maine area.