10 Books about the American Legal System

by Michael J. Sandel

Sparkling commentary from the professor we all wish we had. Full review >

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by Clive Stafford Smith

A wrongful-conviction saga different from most others because there is no justice at the end. Full review >

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by Jose Baez and Peter Golenbock

The author’s determination to complete a case that at times drove him to despair and brought him to the edge of bankruptcy... Full review >

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by Shon Hopwood ; Dennis Burke

Will appeal to fans of legal thrillers and stories of redemption. Full review >

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by Raymond Bonner

A powerfully intimate look at how the justice system works—or doesn’t work—in capital cases. Full review >

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by Robert Fitzpatrick with Jon Land

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by Bob Friel

A remarkable crime saga that could have been 100 pages shorter. Full review >

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by Deanne Stillman

A dynamic synthesis of Western saga, true-crime thriller and California-based transformation narrative. Full review >

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by Ken Perenyi

Readers will be captivated as they follow the development of this remarkable talent over a 40-year career. Full review >

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by Damien Echols

Essential reading for anyone interested in justice or memoir. Full review >

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