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Welcome to the Suggested Reading page

Suggested Reading

Ordinary Injustice: How America Holds Court

by Amy Bach (NY: Metropolitan Books, 2009).
Excellent, well-written legal and journalistic analysis of how "ordinary" situations and relationships, occuring frequently within the criminal justice system, often prevent justice from being done.