“At a trial everybody lies,” so says Mickey Haller, a cynical defense attorney in Michael Connelly’s latest thriller, The Brass Verdict. I should have read The Lincoln Lawyer before going to jury duty. I’m going to have to download the audiobook on this one. It sounds fast, gritty, and good.
Daily Archives: October 9, 2008
"A trial is a contest of lies."
“At a trial everybody lies,” so says Mickey Haller, a cynical defense attorney in Michael Connelly’s latest thriller, The Brass Verdict. I should have read The Lincoln Lawyer before going to jury duty. I’m going to have to download the audiobook on this one. It sounds fast, gritty, and good.
"A trial is a contest of lies."
“At a trial everybody lies,” so says Mickey Haller, a cynical defense attorney in Michael Connelly’s latest thriller, The Brass Verdict. I should have read The Lincoln Lawyer before going to jury duty. I’m going to have to download the audiobook on this one. It sounds fast, gritty, and good.
Nullius in Verba 