attorney and client

Criminal That I Am is a defense attorney's account of the criminal justice system as seen through the prism of a particular case: her own. Jennifer Ridha is enlisted to defend Cameron Douglas in a Federal drug trafficking case while he is incarcerated in a maximum-security prison under difficult, even dangerous, conditions. As media scrutiny and the pressures of Cameron's case mount and as Jennifer becomes increasingly transfixed by her charismatic, but troubled, client, he asks her to do the unthinkable: commit a crime. In a decision inexplicable even to herself, guided only by her indignation and infatuation, she agrees. When her transgression is discovered, her criminal case begins, and her life as she knows it is over.

Dallas attorney Scott Fenney is assigned to defend a young woman charged with the murder of a Texas millionaire and son of a presidential hopeful; but as the case unfolds, Fenney is pressured to ease up in his defense of the woman.

Luis Montez is pulled into a web of deception, crime, and danger after he agrees to help his long-time friend, Felix Guerrero, who seems to have a knack for finding trouble.

Denver attorney/detective Luis Montez becomes involved in a confusing investigation when he meets a young writer while vacationing in Mexico who gives him her unfinished novel and vanishes, leaving him to face pressure from her wealthy adoptive family, and to solve the mystery of why she believed she was the daughter of activist-writer Oscar "Zeta" Acosta, the legendary Brown Buffalo.