On one of the happiest occasions of his life, DAN BRENNAN, a high
school football coach, has a few beers with friends to celebrate.
On his way home, after consuming a few beers, his way home, he hits
a man jogging alongside a dark and remote country road who he
doesn't see because of being blinded by the lights of an oncoming
tractor-trailer.
When a Breathalyzer test reveals that he is ever so slightly
above the legal limit, he is charged with DUI Manslaughter after
the man dies as a result of the injuries sustained in the
collision.
DAN is suspended as a coach, pending the investigation and
trial, and his job as a teacher is in jeopardy, if convicted. His
wife files for divorce. The family of the deceased man sues him.
His life literally hangs in the balance.
Dan decides to risk everything he has worked for his whole life
in order to vindicate himself by way of a trial before a jury of
six strangers. In the end, a fine line separates winning from
losing, a guilty verdict from a verdict of not guilty a very fine
line.
"This book takes a reader from arrest to verdict in language
non-lawyers can easily understand. I heartily endorse it."
Robert E. Jagger, former Public Defender in and for Pinellas and
Pasco Counties, Florida, 1961-1996.
" as realistic a portrayal of the human tragedy involved in a
DUI Manslaughter case as I have read."
Patrick D. Doherty, Criminal Defense Lawyer, Clearwater,
Florida.
"This story reads as true to the real thing as anything I have
ever read. This is how it really is."
Eugene F. Zenobi, Criminal Defense Lawyer, Miami, Florida
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