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The Trust Gap

 

As part of a Forbes.com Special Report on lost faith in our institutions, Harvey analyzes the corrosive effect of coerced testimony and justice denied.

Trust Me: Justice is My Last Name (July 21)


NEW BOOK EXCERPT: Alfred Zehe and "spy" swapping

 

July 15: "Subversive Suburbanites," Forbes.com, by Harvey Silverglate  

 


New Reviews of Three Felonies a Day

June 28: Book Review in The Federal Lawyer, by Elizabeth Kelley

June 17: "America's Injustice System" by George Leef, Freedom Daily

June 12: ""Innocent until proven guilty" anything but absolute in federal courts" by Gerald N. Unger, Massachusetts Lawyers Journal

 

 


June 3: Nat Hentoff on the case of Bruce Shore, a Philadelphia man charged with a federal crime for sending "harassing email" to a senator:

 

"Indicting the First Amendment," Arizona Daily Sun

 

Further coverage, May 25: "Bruce Shore, Unemployed Philadelphia Man, Indicted For 'Harassing Email' To Jim Bunning," Huffington Post

 

 

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