Two jurors on a grisly murder trial become romantically involved. As the trial progresses, they realize they disagree adamantly on the verdict. Their story unfolds to a frightening climax while a couple in a different time frame occupies the same apartment and plays out a bizarre relationship also tied to the Stanway case. Here is a psychological thriller by the veteran playwright of Norman Is that You?, Murder at the Howard Johnson's and Remember Me.
"The stories in I Remember Atticus: Inspiring Stories Every Trial Lawyer Should Know range from ancient to contemporary, exploring the origins of our modern civil justice system and revealing its deep spiritual and philosophical roots.
He's a good man with a dark secret.
In New York, 1954, a man is dead and the life of another is at stake.
... This is not only a crime story of intrigue and suspense, it is also the story of a juror who unexpectedly finds justice and redemption in his own life as the trial gets to the deeper question of determining the fate of the defendant.
Twelve Heroes, One Voice: Guiding Jurors to Courageous Verdicts
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The life of a "poor little rich boy" accused of murdering a beautiful model rests in the hand of 12 strangers picked for his jury.