Jury


The Runaway Jury
The Last Juror
The Black Cat (Richard Jury, #22)
The Winds of Change (Richard Jury, #19)
Help the Poor Struggler (Richard Jury #6)
The Old Fox Deceiv'd (Richard Jury, #2)
The Five Bells and Bladebone (Richard Jury, #9)
The Grave Maurice (Richard Jury, #18)
The Dirty Duck (Richard Jury, #4)
The Deer Leap (Richard Jury, #7)
I Am the Only Running Footman (Richard Jury, #8)
The Man With a Load of Mischief (Richard Jury, #1)
Vertigo 42 (Richard Jury, #23)
Jerusalem Inn (Richard Jury, #5)
The Blue Last (Richard Jury, #17)
John Grisham
“ Since most law-abiding citizens had no contact with the parole system, it was not a priority with the state legislatures. And since most of the state's prisoners were either poor or black, and unable to use the system to their advantage, it was easy to hit them with harsh sentences and keep them locked up. But for an inmate with a few connections and some cash, the parole system was a marvelous labyrinth of contradictory laws that allowed the Parole Board to pass out favors. ...more ”
― John Grisham, The Last Juror

Katherine McIntyre
“ The jury’s still out on your level of intellect. After all, you signed up with Evil Incorporated in the first place. ”
― Katherine McIntyre, Scrying for Summer

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