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The 12-Minute MBA for Lawyers

Thibault, Andy

JOHNSON, Charles

Business

Law Tribune Books

Law And Justice In Everyday Life features tales about ordinary citizens as they encounter the justice system, with an introduction by the historian Howard Zinn.  The 254-page book begins with an examination of the cover-up of a hit-and-run death in New London, Ct., followed by unsolved murders in Stamford and Darien in which police know the prime suspects. A prediction on the performance of Michael Skakel in the Martha Moxley murder trial highlights another chapter.  A chapter entitled "The Politics Of Justice" features columns from Law Tribune Newspapers that led the state Judicial Department to cancel its subscriptions to the Connecticut Law Tribune. These headlines include: Free The Oppressed, Exploited Judges, All Rise For Judge Bobby Knight and The Bench Protection Association.  Government misconduct in Boston, Washington, Oklahoma is examined throughout the book’s 12 chapters. A chapter on Civil Rights And Freedom Of Speech recounts the heroic struggles of librarians, students, gay parents and whistleblowers as they aspire to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.  Honest and talented police officers and prosecutors tell their stories in chapters entitled On The Job, For The People and Cops And Perps.

Law and Justice in Everyday Life: Featuring the Cool Justice Columns of Law Tribune Newspapers

ZINN, Howard

BAILEY, F. Lee

TnT Publishing

'more COOL JUSTICE' is a new collection of hard-hitting essays including those credited with helping to free a woman unjustly convicted of premeditated murder. This volume of narrative storytelling unmasks despicable players in the so-called justice system while also hailing the service of good cops and an occasional prosecutor or judge. Also featured are poets and writers, missing persons, murder victims, musicians, boxers, other extraordinary personae, real douche bags and citizens damaged by government officials and other leaders who are supposed to serve us. New York Times best-selling novelist Wally Lamb calls Thibault "a junkyard dog for justice who bares his teeth at pomposity and institutional unfairness and only bites the truly deserving. Need proof? Read 'more COOL JUSTICE.' "

More Cool Justice

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Cool Justice LLC and Louis the Coin Book LLC

"You Thought It Was More" is a profane and raucously funny memoir from the world's greatest counterfeiter, Louis 'The Coin' Colavecchio. Colavecchio, who created mass quantities of undetectable slot machine tokens, writes with commanding vigor about his wild adventures throughout the US and Europe His talents as a jeweler, manufacturer and man of romance are part of the historical record - as seen on The History Channel and The BBC. It might be an understatement to say Colavecchio changed the face of casino gambling forever. Ride with Louis The Coin at 160 mph in his Lamborghini making score after score. From Providence to Atlantic City and Vegas to Rome, Milan, Florence and Geneva, he's the genuine article. As one of the cops who arrested Louis notes in the introduction, "He was very creative, an artist." Who knew metallurgy could be riveting? What? You thought it was more ...

You Thought It Was More: Adventures of the World's Greatest Counterfeiter, Louis the Coin

Douskey, Franz

Colavecchico, Louis

Unravel the thrilling saga of an extraordinary counterfeiter in this raucously entertaining memoir!"You Thought It Was More" is the gripping memoir of Louis 'The Coin' Colavecchio, recognized as the world's best counterfeiter. Colavecchio takes readers on an amazing journey through his wild adventures around the United States and Europe through a fascinating and funny tale. He gives compelling details of his exploits as he made a great deal of undetectable slot machine tokens, exposing the hidden world of counterfeiting.Colavecchio's prowess as a jeweler, manufacturer, and charmer has earned him a place in history, having been featured on prestigious platforms such as The History Channel and The BBC. His profound impact on the casino gaming industry has left a lasting legacy, forever changing it.

You Thought It Was More: New Adventures of the World's Greatest Counterfeiter

Colavecchio, Louis

Vindicta Publishing

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