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Defending the Guilty - TV Tie-In (Paperback, Media tie-in)
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Defending the Guilty - TV Tie-In (Paperback, Media tie-in)
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The official TV tie-in edition of Defending the Guilty 'Terrific,
fascinating, very funny' Daily Mail 'Hilarious' Sun 'Gripping'
Literary Review How do we ensure that the guilty are convicted and
the innocent walk free? Shortlisted for the Crime Writers Award
Gold Dagger for Non-Fiction, true crime meets humour in Defending
the Guilty, a hilariously funny and eye-opening expose of the
criminal justice system. Every day, criminal barrister Alex McBride
stands up in court and attempts to save people from conviction,
prison, even a lifetime behind bars. Sometimes it's a hopeless
case. Sometimes he has the chance to right a wrong. But mostly his
clients are just plain guilty. In Defending the Guilty, McBride
takes us behind the scenes of Britain's criminal justice system. He
introduces us to its extraordinary characters and arcane
eccentricities, and tells astonishing stories of courtroom triumph
and defeat. Whether he's defending hapless teenagers at Harlow
Youth Court or prosecuting gold bullion robbers at the Old Bailey,
these hair-raising tales reveal that justice rarely operates in
quite the way we expect. 'Expert, authoritative, hilarious - an
insider's fearless account of life at the criminal bar' Craig
Raine, Times Literary Supplement, Books of the Year 'McBride
details his own cock-ups and disasters with the relish of the born
humorous writer. Very funny' Daily Mail 'Rollicks along with a good
eye for detail and a neat turn of phrase' Observer 'Gripping,
engaging, compelling. The real life of criminal barristers is
expertly caught' Literary Review Alex McBride is a criminal
barrister. He is the author of the 'Common Law' column in Prospect
magazine, has contributed to the New Statesman and various BBC
programmes, including From Our Own Correspondent and is the editor
of the Famous Trials Penguin Specials series.
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