judges

Former attorney Malcolm Bannister, incarcerated in the federal prison camp near Frostburg, Maryland, knows who killed judge Fawcett and why, but is not going to reveal the truth for free.

Uses the personal story of Judge Samuel Sewall to explore the Salem witch hunt of 1692 from a new perspective, discussing how the witch hunt helped create a new sense of social consciousness and how Sewall's role in the trials impacted his own beliefs.

Chronicles the life of John Marshall, focusing on the years he served as the fourth chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, from 1801 to 1835.

Former attorney Malcolm Bannister, incarcerated in the federal prison camp near Frostburg, Maryland, knows who killed judge Fawcett and why, but is not going to reveal the truth for free.

Provides a chronological look at the history of the United States Supreme Court, the judges who have made their mark there, and the cases which have been important in each century.

A biography of Thurgood Marshall, the first African-American to be appointed to the Supreme Court, discussing his work on behalf of civil rights, and his drive to change the country, and offering details of his private life.

Gives young readers an idea of the role that judges play in keeping their community safe.

Bobby Dodge, sniper for the Massachusetts State Police, encounters a situation where he makes a split-second decision to kill the man holding a woman and her son hostage; however, things begin to unravel when the woman turns out not to be what she appeared and Dodge becomes the prime suspect in a murder investigation.

The author presents an in-depth study of Justice Harry A. Blackmun, who served on the U.S. Supreme Court from 1970 to 1994, and chronicles his life and years of service on the Court, several landmark decisions of which he was a part, his own views regarding abortion, the death penalty, and affirmative action, and much more.

Examination of facts about Anita Hill that were not disclosed previously which contradict her public image and bring serious doubt to her credibility.