The People Against O'hara by Eleazar Lipsky

A Novel of Crime and Justice

Set against the backdrop of a gritty urban landscape, this gripping legal drama follows the story of a seasoned defense attorney who reluctantly comes out of retirement to defend a young man accused of murder. As the trial unfolds, the lawyer grapples with his own personal demons and the moral complexities of the case, while navigating a web of deceit, corruption, and societal pressures. The narrative delves deep into themes of justice, redemption, and the human capacity for both good and evil, leaving readers questioning the true nature of innocence and guilt.

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Published
1950
Nationality
American
Length
Medium
Pages
250-300
Original Language
English
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