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“Defense counsel” as a book category encompasses works focused on lawyers who represent individuals or entities accused of crimes or sued in civil matters. It includes fiction—such as legal thrillers and courtroom dramas told from the defense attorney’s perspective—and nonfiction, from memoirs and case studies to legal analysis, practice guides, and critiques of the justice system. Common themes include the presumption of innocence, burden of proof, strategy and ethics, cross-examination, plea negotiations, forensic evidence, wrongful convictions, and civil liberties. Settings range from pretrial investigations to high-stakes trials and appeals, featuring public defenders and private counsel alike. The category appeals to general readers, true-crime fans, and legal professionals or students.

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