An Innocent Client (Joe Dillard, #1)

by Scott Pratt

I had no love for Agent Landers—he was a dishonest, womanizing sleaze with the biggest ego I’d ever encountered—but the TBI was known as a top-flight investigative agency.

Didn’t matter whether the girl was guilty, as long as somebody got locked up for the murder.

“Mr. Dillard is taking this opportunity to sensationalize this case and poison the potential jury pool.” That’s exactly what I was doing, but I wasn’t about to admit it.

any attorney worth his salt who paid attention in law school was well versed in the basics of constitutional law, and as any fool knows, constitutional law is the cornerstone of criminal defense.

It’s all just a sick game, and the people who win the most are the ones who lie the best.