Title: True Justice is Neither
Review: What do you get when you are a lawyer who has lost a high profile case and then decides to write a tirade against the "idiots" who put his defendant in that position in the first place (the state, the prosecution, the police, but never the defendent), and then try to change some of the tirade to include some dialogue? You get Tanenbaum's newest book, True Justice. The story of infant deaths in New York and Delaware (low and behold, Tanenbaum's lost real world case was in Delaware), too-young and too-stupid mothers, and the complacency of the law. Well what we have here folks is something to not waste your money on. Buy something else. His characters are two-dimensional, his plot (oh, you need a plot) thin, his dialogue unrealistic. His characters are all cynics and only think of the political side of their jobs. Get real, this is just an excuse for why he lost his case, and he expects us to pay for it.
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