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Electrifying Enlightenment,
This review is from: The Appearance of Justice (Paperback)
Like an innocent bystander zapped by a stun gun in the hands of a malignant cop, former Orange County, Florida Undersheriff Leigh McEachern's thirty-one pages of Good Cop in "The Appearance of Justice" electrifyingly imparts sudden knowledge of how little motivation is behind the congealed corruption that puts innocents like Tommy Zeigler on death row. Its "Joe Friday" deadpan delivery is a welcome break from the cloying conviviality of the "The French Connection" and other "I'm a cop and you're not" coming-soon-to-a-theater-near-you predecessors.After InnocenceThe Exonerated
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The Appearance of Justice by Leigh McEachern (Paperback - March 16, 2006)
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