A justice often seems to us the closed world, related to everyday life, separate news reporting and invented plots of telecasts. A secret advocate wants to open slightly this curtain, show as it works and, as it is often, does not work.Truthful histories over are here brought from the hall of court. They are funny sometimes, often keen, at times shocking. From criminals to the advocates, and also victims, witnesses and guards law and order - here you will meet the best and worst representatives of humanity.A secret advocate tells about the personal problems a man runs into that, whose professional life is related to the courts, chambers of police-stations and prisons.
Questions and answers
What is the book False sentences, unexpected acquittals and other playing a justice about in short?
The book explores the often misunderstood world of justice, revealing the intricate workings of the legal system through true stories from courtrooms. It offers a glimpse into the lives of criminals, advocates, victims, and law enforcement, showcasing both the absurdities and the harsh realities of justice. The narratives are engaging, sometimes humorous, and often shocking, providing a unique perspective on the human condition.
What is the main idea of the book False sentences, unexpected acquittals and other playing a justice?
The main idea of the book is to unveil the complexities and contradictions within the justice system, highlighting how it operates and, at times, fails. Through a series of captivating true stories, the author illustrates the personal challenges faced by those involved in legal proceedings, from lawyers to defendants. This exploration encourages readers to reflect on the nature of justice and its impact on society.
Who should definitely read the book False sentences, unexpected acquittals and other playing a justice?
This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the legal system, including law students, legal professionals, and general readers who enjoy true crime narratives. It appeals to those who seek to understand the intricacies of justice and the human stories behind legal cases. Additionally, it is suitable for readers who appreciate thought-provoking and engaging storytelling.
What books is the book False sentences, unexpected acquittals and other playing a justice similar to?
Readers who enjoy this book may also like 'Just Mercy' by Bryan Stevenson, which delves into the American justice system's flaws. Another similar work is 'The Innocent Man' by John Grisham, which explores wrongful convictions. Both books share themes of justice, morality, and the human experience within the legal framework, making them compelling companions to this narrative.
- Name of the Author
- Secret advocate
- Language
- Russian
- Age
- 16
- Series
- Calling. Books on those, who found the business in life
- ISBN
- 978-5-04-098622-4
- Release date
- 2018
Read an excerpt
09/24/2025
Увлекательное и познавательное чтение
Книга "Ложные приговоры, неожиданные оправдания и другие игры в справедливость" — это настоящий подарок для всех, кто интересуется правосудием и его механизмами. Автор, выступая в роли тайного адвоката, делится с читателями правдивыми историями из зала суда, которые захватывают, шокируют и заставляют задуматься. Каждый рассказ — это отдельная глава, полная неожиданных поворотов и глубоких размышлений о природе справедливости. Особенно впечатлили истории о том, как иногда даже самые очевидные факты могут быть интерпретированы по-разному, и как человеческие эмоции влияют на судебные решения. Книга написана живым языком, что делает её доступной и интересной для широкой аудитории. Рекомендую всем, кто хочет лучше понять, как работает правосудие на практике и какие подводные камни могут скрываться за его фасадом.