Depicting American justice at its best and worst, The Prosecutors lifts the lid off today’s legal system with details that are more shocking and graphic than any television show or bestselling novel. Allowed unprecedented access inside an urban prosecutors’ office, Gary Delsohn provides a riveting, behind-the-scenes look at how America’s increasingly overburdened judicial system really functions. Seen through the eyes of John O’Mara, a tough, jaded homicide chief and Jan Scully, an accomplished former sex-crimes prosecutor who is now the DA, The Prosecutors shows us these dedicated public servants at work.
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"Well-written. Gives interesting in sites into the politics of prosecuting a case. As well as how cases where "everyone know who did it" can go un-prosecuted. An educational window into the legal system. "
— Sarah (4 out of 5 stars)
“For those interested in seeing how the justice system really works. Delson has crafted a compelling work.”
— Sacramento Bee“A gripping insider account—the good, the bad and ugly, the ambitious, the all-too-human, and the gossipy.”
— Oregonian“Detailed, insightful reporting…Remarkable.”
— The Seattle Times“The Prosecutors is the ultimate insider’s look at the criminal justice system.”
— Michael Connelly, New York Times bestselling author" Interesting cases, but not strong writing on my opinion. You can tell he normally writes short newspaper stuff "
— Emily, 4/27/2013" Well-written. Gives interesting in sites into the politics of prosecuting a case. As well as how cases where "everyone know who did it" can go un-prosecuted. An educational window into the legal system. "
— Sarah, 10/24/2012" Overall this was a decent book but very uneven. Some of the cases were interesting and I think it gave a pretty decent but limited idea of the inner workings of the criminal division of the Sacramento DA's Office. There are probably several better books on this general subject. "
— David, 10/3/2012" Loved it since my brother wrote it! "
— Penny, 7/25/2011" Loved it since my brother wrote it! "
— Penny, 5/5/2011" Overall this was a decent book but very uneven. Some of the cases were interesting and I think it gave a pretty decent but limited idea of the inner workings of the criminal division of the Sacramento DA's Office. There are probably several better books on this general subject. "
— David, 2/12/2011