About This Book
Through three sections on courts, criminals, and the Camorra, the author interrogates courtroom practice and policing, exposing tensions between legal theory and law-enforcement habit, especially the erosion of the presumption of innocence and controversial arrest practices. He outlines trial preparation and sensational jury dynamics, considers motives for homicide and the role of detectives, and chronicles the Camorra’s organization and transnational presence, including episodes in Italy and America, blending case studies, legal analysis, and travelogue to show how public opinion, procedure, and criminal networks shape each other.
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