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  Courtroom dramas

  I really like novels that include actual scenes - the more the better. Several of the books in my shelf are courtrooom dramas. Anyone else interested?

  Konnie K started this discussion 5 months ago. ( reply )

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  zawan u 

  I love the cross-examination scene in To Kill a Mockingbird. It has a lot of tenison in it. Very exciting, and clever too!

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• Analese C 

  I love almost all the courtroom scenes in Perry Mason novels.

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  Stephen P 

  I love courtroom novels if they are well written.
  But I have never tried Perry Mason. It seems like it would be dated at this point in time. Is that true?

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  Jari 

  Gianrico Carofiglio! His books are great and well-written. I'm already waiting for the next of his books :)

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  Reem . 

  I love the courtroom scenes in Jodi Picoult's books especially Ninteen Minutes.

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  Emily T 

  Inherit the Wind occurs to me.

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  Missy M 

  I just read The Brass Verdict by Michael Connelly. This went through jury selection and the processes, opening statements and questioning and cross examination. The overall book was just ok with the court proceedings and processes being the highlight!

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  Robin M 

  Perri O'Shaughnessey has a very good legal series. The heroine is attorney Nina Reilly. Very good courtroom drama.

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  MsNik@Nite 

  Michael Connelly's The Lincoln Lawyer is an engrossing legal thriller!

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