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Personal Injuries
By Scott Turow
(© 1999 -  1999 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Ken Howard (Brit.)
Fiction > Fiction - Legal
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
A gripping, suspenseful, new novel about corruption, deceit, and love by the author of PRESUMED INNOCENT.
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Ultimate Punishment: A Lawyer's Reflections on Dealing with the Death Penalty
By Scott Turow
(© 2003 - 2003 Audio Renaissance, a Div. of Holtzbrinck Publishers, Llc.)
Read by Scott Turow (Amer.)
Non-Fiction > Law
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Format: CD (Unabridged) or Tape (Unabridged)
Celebrated author and criminal lawyer Scott Turow examines the history and politics of the death penalty.
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Limitations
By Scott Turow
( 2006 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Stephen Lang (Amer.)
Fiction > Fiction
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Format: CD (Unabridged)
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The Burden of Proof
By Scott Turow
(© 1990 - 1990 Books on Tape, Inc.)
Read by Grover Gardner (Amer.)
Fiction > Fiction
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Format: Tape (Unabridged)
Sandy Stern, defense attorney from Presumed Innocent, takes on two herculeon tasks - solve wife's death; defend client.
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Reversible Errors
By Scott Turow
(© 2002 - 2002 Random House, Inc.)
Read by J.R. Horne (Amer.)
Fiction > Fiction
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Format: CD (Unabridged) or Tape (Unabridged)
Turow's thrilling drama examines the plight of a condemned inmate and the limitations of the legal system. AudioFile Earphones Award.
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Ordinary Heroes: A Novel
By Scott Turow
( 2005 Random House, Inc.)
Read by Edward Herrmann (Amer.)
Fiction > Fiction
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Format: CD (Unabridged) or Tape (Unabridged)
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Presumed Innocent
By Scott Turow
(© 1987 - 1988 Books on Tape, Inc.)
Read by Grover Gardner (Amer.)
Fiction > Fiction
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Format: Tape (Unabridged)
Straight arrow prosecutor finds himself on trial for a murder he didn't commit.
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Books by Scott Turow (7 Items)
All of Scott Turow's novels have been major international bestsellers. A former assistant U.S. attorney in Chicago, where he is a partner in the law firm of Sonnenschein, Nath, and Rosenthal, he is currently teaching fiction writing at Northwestern University.
