Down and Dirty Justice: An Idealistic Professor Turned Prosecutor's Chilling Initiation Into Legal and Criminal Treachery

Name: Down and Dirty Justice: An Idealistic Professor Turned Prosecutor's Chilling Initiation Into Legal and Criminal Treachery
Author: Gary T. Lowenthal
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When Professor of Law Gary T. Lowenthal takes a sabbatical and descends from the ivory towers of academia, he finds himself in a very different system of criminal justice than the one her trains his students to expect. Working in the trenches at the county attorney's office, he becomes entangled in a provocative kidnapping trial, one that takes him deep into a dark and disturbing world of criminals, victims, attorneys and judges, where innocence isn't always the best defense.

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The Supreme Court And Beyond, How Partisan Are America's Judges?
Oct 1, 2018
10 min read
Jeff Sessions Makes Me Glad I Left The Department Of Justice
Chicago Tribune
Article
Jeff Sessions Makes Me Glad I Left The Department Of Justice
Jul 31, 2018
4 min read
Nicholas Goldberg: Another Thing That Makes Ketanji Brown Jackson's Nomination Special
Los Angeles Times
Article
Nicholas Goldberg: Another Thing That Makes Ketanji Brown Jackson's Nomination Special
Mar 8, 2022
3 min read
The Day I Didn’t Serve on a Jury in a Sex Assault Case
The Marshall Project
Article
The Day I Didn’t Serve on a Jury in a Sex Assault Case
Apr 5, 2019
“As I left the courthouse it dawned on me that the judge had assumed the role of therapist.”
4 min read
Everyone Against Us
Chicago magazine
Article
Everyone Against Us
Mar 18, 2023
15 min read
Let’s Put an End to Prosecutorial Immunity
The Marshall Project
Article
Let’s Put an End to Prosecutorial Immunity
Mar 14, 2018
Jabbar Collins languished in jail for over 16 years for a murder he apparently never committed. He was only freed a few years ago when it was revealed at a post-conviction hearing that the main witness at his trial had told the prosecutor that he was
4 min read
Trials Have Become An Endangered Species. A New Effort Is Trying To Change That
NPR
Article
Trials Have Become An Endangered Species. A New Effort Is Trying To Change That
May 3, 2023
4 min read
A conversation with Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong
Los Angeles Times
Article
A conversation with Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong
Feb 2, 2022
9 min read
Attorney Selection
Gun Digest
Article
Attorney Selection
Jan 31, 2023
12 min read
James Comey Knows The Politics Of NY Law Enforcement. Now, He's Writing About It
NPR
Article
James Comey Knows The Politics Of NY Law Enforcement. Now, He's Writing About It
May 30, 2023
2 min read
Transcript: James Comey's Full Interview With Steve Inskeep And Carrie Johnson
NPR
Article
Transcript: James Comey's Full Interview With Steve Inskeep And Carrie Johnson
Apr 17, 2018
39 min read
Christopher Brown On Serving On The Inspiration Behind Rule Of Capture
Literary Hub
Article
Christopher Brown On Serving On The Inspiration Behind Rule Of Capture
Jan 17, 2020
3 min read
Editorial: The Supreme Court needs Ketanji Brown Jackson’s experience
Los Angeles Times
Article
Editorial: The Supreme Court needs Ketanji Brown Jackson’s experience
Mar 23, 2022
3 min read
I Wish I’d Pleaded Guilty to Murder
The Marshall Project
Article
I Wish I’d Pleaded Guilty to Murder
Mar 22, 2019
Back in 1995, when I was 20 and very, very stupid, I was arrested and charged with open murder. That’s a term used in Michigan to mean that a prosecutor can wait to decide whether they'll try to convict you of first- or second-degree murder, or mansl
5 min read
I Taught Myself How to Read in Prison. Then I Sued the System and Won
The Marshall Project
Article
I Taught Myself How to Read in Prison. Then I Sued the System and Won
May 24, 2019
“Just like the rest of life, everything about the court system is a puzzle I’ve had to piece together.”
5 min read
Philadelphia DA Wants To Dismantle Mass Incarceration From The Inside Out
NPR
Article
Philadelphia DA Wants To Dismantle Mass Incarceration From The Inside Out
Apr 18, 2018
5 min read
Prosecutors Need to Take the Lead in Reforming Prisons
The Atlantic
Article
Prosecutors Need to Take the Lead in Reforming Prisons
Aug 27, 2019
7 min read
Candidates Lining Up To Succeed Kim Foxx As Cook County State’s Attorney
Chicago Tribune
Article
Candidates Lining Up To Succeed Kim Foxx As Cook County State’s Attorney
Nov 25, 2023
7 min read
Why It's Difficult for Former Inmates to Become Lawyers
The Atlantic
Article
Why It's Difficult for Former Inmates to Become Lawyers
Nov 16, 2017
7 min read
Robin Abcarian: Does Recalling The Judge Who Gave Brock Turner A Light Sentence For Sexual Assault Imperil Judicial Independence?
Los Angeles Times
Article
Robin Abcarian: Does Recalling The Judge Who Gave Brock Turner A Light Sentence For Sexual Assault Imperil Judicial Independence?
Feb 14, 2018
3 min read
Can Larry Krasner Fix Philly’s Crime Problem?
Reason
Article
Can Larry Krasner Fix Philly’s Crime Problem?
Dec 15, 2022
13 min read
Read Brett Kavanaugh’s Defiant Statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee
The Atlantic
Article
Read Brett Kavanaugh’s Defiant Statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee
Sep 27, 2018
19 min read
These Political Candidates Are Embracing Their Criminal Records
The Marshall Project
Article
These Political Candidates Are Embracing Their Criminal Records
Jun 23, 2020
A group of 2020 hopefuls say their first-hand experience with the justice system makes them best suited to fix it.
8 min read
The Prosecution Never Rests
Manhattan Institute
Article
The Prosecution Never Rests
Jul 20, 2020
9 min read
The Enforcer
TIME
Article
The Enforcer
Apr 9, 2018
12 min read