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Legal Fiction Legal Fiction Amiel, Joseph Clark, Marcia Diehl, William A Question of Proof Rachel Knight Martin Vail Arvin, Reed 1. Guilt by Association 1. Primal Fear Blood of Angels 2. Guilt by Degrees 2. Show of Evil Baden, Michael 3. Killer Ambition 3. Reign in Hell Manny Manfeda 4. The Competition Dugoni, Robert 1. Remains Silent Samantha Brinkman David Sloane 2. Skeleton Justice 1. Blood Defense 1. The Jury Master Bauer, Sydney 2. Moral Defense 2. Wrongful Death Undertow 3. Snap Judgment 3. Bodily Harm Bell, James Scott 4. Final Judgment 4. Murder One The Whole Truth Clark, Martin 5. The Conviction Bernhardt, William The Jezebel Remedy Tracy Crosswhite Double Jeopardy Connelly, Michael 1. My Sister’s Grave Final Round Mickey Haller 2. Her Final Breath Ben Kincaid 1. The Lincoln Lawyer 3. In the Clearing 1. Primary Justice 2. The Brass Verdict 4. The Trapped Girl 2. Blind Justice 3. The Reversal 5. Close to Home 3. Deadly Justice 4. The Fifth Witness 6. A Steep Price 4. Perfect Justice 5. The Gods of Guilt 7. A Cold Trail 5. Cruel Justice 6. The Crossing Eberhardt, Michael 6. Naked Justice Connors, Rose Against the Law 7. Extreme Justice Marty Nickerson Body of Crime 8. Dark Justice 1. Absolute Certainty Ellis, David 9. Silent Justice 2. Temporary Sanity Eye of the Beholder 10. Murder One 3. Maximum Security In the Company of Liars 11. Criminal Intent 4. False Testimony Life Sentence 12. Death Row Corleone, Douglas Line of Vision 13. Hate Crime Kevin Corvelli Jason Kolarich 14. Capitol Murder 1. One Man’s Paradise 1. The Hidden Man 15. Capitol Threat 2. Night on Fire 2. Breach of Trust 16. Capitol Conspiracy 3. Last Lawyer Standing 3. The Wrong Man 17. Capitol Offense Corry, Jane 4. The Last Alibi 18. Capitol Betrayal My Husband’s Wife Fairstein, Linda 19. Justice Returns Cose, Ellis Alex Cooper Brandon, Jay The Best Defense 1. Final Jeopardy Defiance County Coughlin, William J. 2. Likely to Die Fade the Heat The Heart of Justice 3. Cold Hit Local Rules Her Honor 4. The Deadhouse Loose Among the Lambs In the Presence of Enemies 5. The Bone Vault Edward Hall Charles Sloan 6. The Kills 1. Against the Law 1. Shadow of Doubt 7. Entombed 2. From the Grave 2. Death Penalty 8. Death Dance Brown, Sandra 3. The Judgment 9. Bad Blood The Alibi 4. The Court 10. Killer Heat The Witness 5. Proof of Intent 11. Lethal Legacy Buckley, William F. Daley, Robert 12. Hell Gate Nuremberg Tainted Evidence 13. Silent Mercy Bunn, T. Davis Darden, Christopher 14. Night Watch The Great Divide L.A. Justice 15. Death Angel Burke, Alafair The Trials of Nikki Hill 16. Terminal City The Ex Deaver, Jeffery 17. Devil’s Bridge Samantha Kincaid Mistress of Justice 18. Killer Look 1. Judgment Calls Dershowitz, Alan 19. Deadfall 2. Missing Justice The Advocate’s Devil 20. Blood Oath 3. Close Case Dias, Dexter Fielding, Joy Campbell, Gordon Error of Judgment Puppet Missing Witness False Witness Freedman, J.F. Against the Wind Key Witness 1 *** The Fort Smith Public Library does not currently have the books in italics.*** Legal Fiction Luke Garrison The Runaway Jury Irving, Clifford 1. The Disappearance The Street Lawyer Final Argument 2. Above the Law The Summons The Spring 3. A Killing in the Valley The Testament Trial Friedman, Philip The Whistler Jacobs, Jonnie Grand Jury Jake Brigance Kali O’Brien Inadmissible Evidence 1. A Time to Kill 1. Shadow of Doubt Reasonable Doubt 2. Sycamore Row 2. Evidence of Guilt Gimenez, Mark Gruenfeld, Lee 3. Motion to Dismiss The Color of Law The Expert 4. Witness For the Defense Goldstein, Paul Irreparable Harm 5. Cold Justice Michael Seeley The Halls of Justice 6. Intent to Harm 1. Errors and Omissions Haig, Brian 7. The Next Victim 2. A Patent Lie Sean Drummond Jacobson, Alan Green, George Dawes 1. Secret Sanction False Accusations The Juror 2. Mortal Allies The Hunted Green, Tim 3. The Kingmaker Kerr, Baine Casey Jordan 4. Private Sector Harmful Intent 1. The Letter of the Law 5. The President’s Assassin Wrongful Death 2. Above the Law 6. Man in the Middle Klavan, Andrew 3. False Convictions 7. The Night Crew True Crime Grippando, James Hart, John Weiss & Bishop Jack Swyteck The King of Lies 1. Dynamite Road 1. The Pardon Harrison, Colin 2. Shotgun Alley 2. Beyond Suspicion You Belong to Me 3. Damnation Street 3. Last to Die Hoag, Tami Landay, William 4. Hear No Evil Guilty as Sin Defending Jacob 5. Got the Look Kill the Messenger Lane, Jim R. 6. When Darkness Falls Prior Bad Acts Blindside 7. Last Call A Thin Dark Line Lashner, William 8. Born to Run Hoffman, Alice Victor Carl 9. Afraid of the Dark Blue Diary 1. Hostile Witness 10. Blood Money Hoffman, Jilliane 2. Veritas 11. Black Horizon Plea of Insanity 3. Fatal Flaw 12. Gone Again C.J. Townsend 4. Past Due 13. Most Dangerous Place 1. Retribution 5. Falls the Shadow 14. A Death In Live Oak 2. Last Witness 6. Marked Man 15. The Girl in the Glass Box 3. The Cutting Room 7. A Killer’s Kiss 16. The Big Lie Horn, Stephen 8. Bagmen Grisham, John In Her Defense Latt, Mimi The Appeal Law of Gravity Powers of Attorney The Associate Hosp, David Ultimate Justice The Brethren Scott Finn Pursuit of Justice The Broker 1. Dark Harbor Leotta, Allison The Chamber 2. The Betrayed Anna Curtis The Client 3. Innocence 1. Law of Attraction The Confession 4. Among Thieves 2. Discretion The Firm 5. Next of Kin 3. Speak of the Devil Gray Mountain Huston, James 4. A Good Killing The Guardians Secret Justice 5. The Last Good Girl The King of Torts Iles, Greg Lescroart, John The Last Juror Penn Cage Abe Glistky The Litigators 1. The Quiet Game 1. A Certain Justice The Partner 2. Turning Angel 2. Guilt The Pelican Brief 3. The Devil’s Punchbowl 3. The Hearing The Racketeer 4. Natchez Burning 4. Damage The Rainmaker 5. The Bone Tree 5. The Keeper The Reckoning 6. Mississippi Blood Dimas Hardy Rogue Lawyer 1. Dead Irish The Rooster Bar 2. The Vig 2 *** The Fort Smith Public Library does not currently have the books in italics.*** Legal Fiction 3. Hard Evidence 15. Sand Sharks Gail Connor & Anthony Quintana 4. The 13th Juror 16. Christmas Mourning 1. Suspicion of Innocence 5. The Mercy Rule 17. Three-Day Town 2. Suspicion of Guilt 6. Nothing But the Truth 18. The Buzzard Table 3. Suspicion of Deceit 7. The Hearing 19. Designated Daughters 4. Suspicion of Betrayal 8. The Oath 20. Long Upon the Land 5. Suspicion of Malice 9. The First Law Martel, John 6. Suspicion of Vengeance 10. The Second Chair Billy Strobe 7. Suspicion of Madness 11. The Motive The Alternate 8. Suspicion of Rage 12. Betrayal Martinez, Michele Patterson, Richard North 13. A Plague of Secrets Melane Vargas Dark Lady 14. The Ophelia Cut 1. Most Wanted Exile 15. The Keeper 2. The Finishing School The Final Judgment 16. The Fall 3. Cover-Up In the Name of Honor 17. Poison 4. Notorious Christopher Paget 18. The Rule of Law Martini, Steve 1. The Lasko Tangent Levine, Paul Critical Mass 2. Degree of Guilt 9 Scorpions Paul Madriani 3. Eyes of a Child Illegal 1. Compelling Evidence 4. Conviction Solomon Vs. Lord 2. Prime Witness Kerry Kilcannon 1. Solomon Vs. Lord 3. Undue Influence 1. No Safe Place 2. The Deep Blue Alibi 4. The Judge 2. Protect and Defend 3. Kill All the Lawyers 5. The Attorney 3. Balance of Power 4. Trial and Error 6. The Jury Tony Lord MacDougal, Bonnie 7. The Arraignment 1. Private Screening Angle of Impact 8. Double Tap 2. Silent Witness Breach of Trust 9. Shadow of Power Pyper, Andrew Margolin, Phillip 10. Guardian of Lies Lost Girls After Dark 11. The Rule of Nine Reed, Barry The Associate 12. Trader of Secrets The Indictment The Burning Man 13. The Enemy Inside Rice, Luanne The Third Victim 14. Blood Flag The Secret Hour The Undertaker’s Widow Massey, Sujata Ritter, Krysten Amanda Jaffe The Widows of Malabar Hill Bonfire 1. Wild Justice Meltzer, Brad Roosevelt, Kermit 2. Ties That Bind Dead Even Allegiance 3. Proof Positive The Tenth Justice In the Shadow of the Law 4. Fugitive First Counsel Rosenberg, Nancy Taylor 5. Violent Crimes Myers Jr, William L Abuse of Power Dana Cutler A Criminal Defense Conflict of Interest 1. Executive Privilege O’Shaughnessy, Perri First Offense 2. Supreme Justice Nina Reilly Interest of Justice 3. Capitol Murder 1. Motion to Suppress Trial by Fire 4. Sleight of Hand 2. Invasion of Privacy Lily Forrester Maron, Margaret 3. Obstruction of Justice 1. Mitigating Circumstances Judge Deborah Knott 4. Breach of Promise 2. Buried Evidence 1. Bootlegger’s Daughter 5. Acts of Malice 3. The Cheater 2. Southern Discomfort 6. Move to Strike 4. My Lost Daughter 3. Shooting at Loons 7. Writ of Execution Carolyn Sullivan 4. Up Jumps the Devil 8. Unfit to Practice 1. Sullivan’s Law 5. Killer Market 9. Presumption of Death 2. Sullivan’s Justice 6. Home Fires 10. Unlucky in Law 3. Sullivan’s Evidence 7. Storm Track 11. Case of Lies 4. Revenge of Innocents 8. Uncommon Clay Rosenfelt, David 9. Slow Dollar 12. Show No Fear Heart of a Killer 10. High Country Fall 13. Dreams of the Dead Andy Carpenter 11. Rituals of the Season Parker, Barbara 1. Open and Shut 12. Winter’s Child Blood Relations 2.
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