A collection of articles, some of them published previously. Partial contents: (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
Philip Friedman Books
April 27, 1901 – February 7, 1960
Philip Friedman is the author of several New York Times bestsellers that achieved global recognition on bestseller lists worldwide. His thrillers, written under his own name and the pseudonym Philip Chase, often delve into suspenseful narratives and intricate investigations. His works, including a critically acclaimed cold war thriller noted as one of the best of its year, have garnered significant literary praise. Beyond fiction, Friedman has contributed to influential publications, including a seminal book that introduced a popular exercise method to a wide audience.
Grand Jury explores the secret workings of New York City's pretrial testing ground. An elderly Chinese couple is arrested for narcotics trafficking. One grand juror, herself part Chinese and oddly sympathetic to the pair, smells a rat. She inveigles another juror, a computer jock captivated by her beauty, into traveling with her to Asia, where love blooms. Back home, though, the local corruption squad has smelled the same rat, and the chase is on.
Ex-federal prosecutor Michael Ryan has been estranged from his twenty-seven-year-old son Ned for three years when Ned is murdered. His daughter-in-law, wealthy socialite Jennifer Kneeland Ryan, has been indicted for the crime --- Ned was bludgeoned to death in the private room of a Soho art gallery. Jennifer insists she's innocent and begs her father-in-law to defend her. Ryan wants to believe she's guilty, to bury his grief for the son he hardly knew and get on with his life, but he can't turn her away. He agrees to take the case. Teetering on an emotional precipice himself, Michael Ryan dusts off his rusty legal skills in the most sensational New York murder trial in decades. And as his ambivalence about Jennifer intensifies, as the painful truth about his son's life begins to emerge, Ryan realizes that his own life is also on trial --- as a father, as a lawyer, and as a man.
No higher Law
- 736 pages
- 26 hours of reading
From the author of REASONABLE DOUBT and GRAND JURY, a crime novel in which young widower Ben Kaplan, chief of the Major Crimes unit in the US Attorney's New York office, is trying to rebuild his life and care for his five year old daughter. Then he becomes involved with a case which has implications for his new life and recently formed friendships.
Inadmissible Evidence
- 640 pages
- 23 hours of reading
For tough New York City prosecutor Joe Estrada, the law is his life. That's why he's determined to get the goods on millionaire real-estate tycoon and community hero Roberto Morales, who is accused of raping and murdering his mistress. The more Joe investigates, however, the closer he moves to the possibility that Morales is innocent and that all he has to go on is...INADMISSABLE EVIDENCE.
Der ehemalige Bundesanwalt Michael Ryan hat seit Jahren keinen Gerichtssaal mehr von innen gesehen.Jetzt muß er in einem spektakulären Mordprozeß die Verteidigung übernehmen.Das Opfer:sein eigener Sohn.Die Klientin:seine Schwiegertochter Jennifer...
