"Antonelli, Joseph (Fictitious character)" . . "Trials (Murder)." . . "Trials (Murder)" . "Judges." . . "Trials (Murder) Fiction." . . "Fiction Translations into Hebrew." . . "Antonelli, Joseph (Fictitious character) Fiction." . . "FICTION" . . "Fiction." . "Oregon" . . "FICTION / General" . . "Powieść amerykańska 1970- tłumaczenia polskie." . . "Judges Fiction." . . . . "legal thriller Fiction." . . "Portland (Or.)" . . "הכרעת הדין" . . "The Judgment" . "The Judgment"@en . . . . . "Hakhraʻat ha-din" . "Judgement"@it . . . . . . "Mystery fiction"@en . . . . . "An attorney delves into two grizzly murders and what he discovers challenges everything he knows about crime and punishment. Beneath the evidence, he uncovers a relentless conspiracy that threatens the very foundation of the judicial system." . . "The Judgement"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Electronic books"@en . . . . . . . . "Dommen"@da . . . . . . "\"No one had a more brilliant legal mind than Judge Calvin Jeffries. And no one cared less about the law and more about power. That is, until Jeffries is found murdered in a courthouse parking lot. The crime shocks the community, but justice is swift. Jeffries's killer is caught, confesses, and then unexpectedly commits suicide in his jail cell. The case is closed. Yet there's one attorney who knew both sides of Judge Calvin Jeffries too well to believe the murders were simply random acts of violence.\"--Jacket." . . . "Legal stories"@en . "Legal stories" . . "<>"@he . "\"No one had a more brilliant legal mind than Judge Calvin Jeffries. And no one cared less about the law and more about power. That is, until Jeffries is found murdered in a courthouse parking lot. The crime shocks the community, but justice is swift. Jeffries's killer is caught, confesses, and then unexpectedly commits suicide in his jail cell. The case is closed.\" \"Soon a second judge is stabbed to death under identical circumstances. This time the suspect is a homeless derelict who doesn't even know his own name. Like the Jeffries murder, the killing appears to be an open-and-shut case, and a copycat crime as well.\" \"Yet there's one attorney who knew both sides of Judge Calvin Jeffries too well to believe the murders were simply random acts of violence. Attorney Jospeh Antonelli agrees to defend the accused. What he discovers challenges everything he knows about crime and punishment...and himself. Beneath the tidy, well-cataloged pile of evidence, he uncovers a twisted trail of retribution and obsession that leads to the real killer - and a plan even more chillingly flawless than the mythical \"perfect crime.\" For the culprit it is the perfect defense...and Antonelli is his chosen, though willing, instrument.\"--BOOK JACKET." . "The judgment" . "The judgment"@en . . "When Judge Calvin Jeffries becomes the first sitting judge to be murdered while serving in office, charismatic criminal defense attorney Joseph Antonelli finds himself smack in the middle of a riveting case. As he works through the intricacies of a homicide audacious enough to strike at the heart of justice, the ensuing investigation and trial reveal a deadly trail of evil, shattered lives, and revenge. While challenging traditional notions of crime and punishment, the novel also calls into question the very principles of our judicial system and marks the breakthrough of a master storyteller. D.W. Buffas The Defense (Henry Holt, 1997) received great praise and grossed more than 40,000 hardcover copies. The Prosecution (Henry Holt, 1999) was also lauded by critics and garnered equally impressive sales."@en . . "Fiction"@en . "Fiction" . "El juicio"@es . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Wyrok" . "Wyrok"@pl . . . "The judgement" . "The judgement"@en . "Il giudizio" . "Il giudizio"@it . . . "Thrillers" . . . . . "Tuomio"@fi . .