Law Makers, Law Breakers, and Uncommon TrialsFrom the divine right of Charles I to the civil rights struggle of Rosa Parks, 25 non-fiction stories provide a panorama of people whose actions helped form our legal system and our world. Constitution makers, Civil War enemies, Irish rebels, World War II Nazis, murder and passion, art and prejudice appear in a page-turner that reads like a mystery novel. Did Dr. Samuel Mudd participate in the Lincoln assassination? Was Captain Charles McVay III responsible for the sinking of the USS Indianapolis? Did Levi Weeks kill pretty Elma Sands? Read about unknown founder James Wilson and Hitler's lawyer, Hans Frank. Discover the back stories of landmark cases and enjoy the cross examination and trial skills of lawyers in top form. |
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RESULT: The Supreme Court's power of judicial review was established.
President Thomas Jefferson disliked Marshall. II Dividing a Nation 53 5. Justice
Benjamin Curtis and Dred Scott 55 FACTS: Pro-South, pro-slavery Chief Justice
Roger ...
RESULT: The Supreme Court's power of judicial review was established.
President Thomas Jefferson disliked Marshall. II Dividing a Nation 53 5. Justice
Benjamin Curtis and Dred Scott 55 FACTS: Pro-South, pro-slavery Chief Justice
Roger ...
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RESULT: The jury in a marathon trial found him not guilty. Weeks left New York
and became a famous architect in Mississippi. 10. Wild Bill Hickok: The Two
Trials of Jack McCall 133 FACTS: Wild Bill Hickok was murdered by Jack McCall.
RESULT: The jury in a marathon trial found him not guilty. Weeks left New York
and became a famous architect in Mississippi. 10. Wild Bill Hickok: The Two
Trials of Jack McCall 133 FACTS: Wild Bill Hickok was murdered by Jack McCall.
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RESULT: Parnell won. V Fighting Nazi Injustice 215 15. Hans Frank: Hitler's
Lawyer 217 FACTS: Hitler's beliefs became law under German constitutional
lawyer Hans Frank. RESULT: The Nazi atrocities of World War II and the death
sentence ...
RESULT: Parnell won. V Fighting Nazi Injustice 215 15. Hans Frank: Hitler's
Lawyer 217 FACTS: Hitler's beliefs became law under German constitutional
lawyer Hans Frank. RESULT: The Nazi atrocities of World War II and the death
sentence ...
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RESULT: Survivors of the disaster defended McVay, and the Japanese
submarine commander testified at the trial. McVay was absolved by Congress —
too late. VI The Prejudice Trials 293 20. Schumann v. Wieck: The Battle for Clara
295 ...
RESULT: Survivors of the disaster defended McVay, and the Japanese
submarine commander testified at the trial. McVay was absolved by Congress —
too late. VI The Prejudice Trials 293 20. Schumann v. Wieck: The Battle for Clara
295 ...
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RESULT: The judge realized he was daydreaming in a "stream of consciousness
" in the courtroom and ruled for Ulysses. 24. Pride and Prejudice: The Dark Side
of Henry Ford 351 FACTS: After an earlier trial in which he displayed ignorance ...
RESULT: The judge realized he was daydreaming in a "stream of consciousness
" in the courtroom and ruled for Ulysses. 24. Pride and Prejudice: The Dark Side
of Henry Ford 351 FACTS: After an earlier trial in which he displayed ignorance ...
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The King Who Lost His Head The Trial of Charles I | 3 |
James Wilson An Unknown American Founder | 15 |
The 1798 Sedition Act Presidents Party Prosecutes Press | 31 |
Signed Sealed but Not Delivered Marbury v Madison | 43 |
Dividing a Nation | 53 |
Justice Benjamin Curtis and Dred Scott | 55 |
The Long Strange Case of Dr Samuel Mudd The Lincoln Assassination | 73 |
The Unusual Judah P Benjamin | 89 |
Fighting Nazi Injustice | 215 |
Hans Frank Hitlers Lawyer | 217 |
The Ardeatine Caves | 237 |
Massacre at OradoursurGlane | 247 |
Exodus The Trial | 261 |
Zigzag The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis | 275 |
The Prejudice Trials | 293 |
Schumann v Wieck The Battle for Clara | 295 |
Passion and Murder in America | 101 |
The Life and Death of George Wythe I Am Murdered | 103 |
The Trial of Levi Weeks Hamilton and Burr for the Defense | 115 |
Wild Bill Hickok The Two Trials of Jack McCall | 133 |
Justice Stephen Field Justice David Terry and Sarah Althea Hill | 147 |
Mountain Meadows Massacre | 161 |
Defending Irish Rebels | 173 |
A Punctuation Mark Rex v Casement | 175 |
The Spelling Game Russells CrossExamination of Pigott | 201 |
Whistler v Ruskin A Question of Art | 303 |
Sir Edward Carson CrossExamines Oscar Wilde | 319 |
United States of America against One Book Entitled Ulysses by James Joyce | 337 |
Pride and Prejudice The Dark Side of Henry Ford | 351 |
Rosa Parks An American Icon | 367 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Law Makers, Law Breakers, and Uncommon Trials G - Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary Subjects Series |
| Autores | Robert Aitken, Marilyn Aitken |
| Colaborador | American Bar Association. Section of Litigation |
| Editor | American Bar Association, 2007 |
| ISBN | 1590318803, 9781590318805 |
| Largo | 422 páginas |
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