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Title: "Judicial error does not exist"
Review: Thoughtful meditation on a society in turmoil by the always interesting Italian/Sicilian writer, Leonardo Sciascia. While the story (serial killings of judges in an unnamed European country) is a police procedural on the surface, it is more Sciascia's pessimistic commentary on Italian politics of the 1970s. You have to wonder if he would have written the book any differently in the present. Certainly, most other current writers about crime in Italy (Leon, Lucarelli, Dibdin, and to some extent, Camilleri) are generous with barbs about official corruption and the hopelessness of achieving real justice in a society that is completely cynical about how power is used and abused in the country.In any event, the previous reviews for "Equal Justice" have pretty well nailed the essence. I would only add that Leonardo Sciascia is a pleasure to read in any format and this book is no exception.
