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All In the Name of Justice

A Novel

by Warren J. Breslin

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A gripping story of street justice, codes of silence, and corruption



"A dramatic, thought-provoking novel"                                                                                                                         Stephen D., Editor


Inspired by true events, ALL IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE chronicles the gripping and enlightening fictional journey of one man who went from Chicago police officer to prosecutor and criminal defense lawyer, exposing the behind-the-scenes underbelly of street justice, corruption, and the “blue wall” of complicit silence, all things done and pursued in the name of justice.

ALL IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE is based on author experiences, where, in the opening chapter, a gruesome murder trial rests with the jury for deliberation while the defense lawyer lead character, Jack Keegan, recalls the inescapable human frailties and stress in being a police officer, prosecutor, and defense lawyer — the dangers, considerations, and justifications for things done in the name of justice. The lead antagonist, Raphael Martinez, rises through the ranks of being a street corner dealer in Chicago to a drug cartel major distributor throughout Mexico, Miami, and Chicago.
 
The story invites readers to examine the real need for strong and effective law enforcement, prosecutorial, and judicial authority with realistic oversight that does not inhibit authority while holding it responsible. The reader is prompted to see the need for public cooperation and understanding of authority. The underlying message, if any, is to promote just governance with fairness to all.  

The last 25th chapter returns a surprising jury verdict and ending for the lead antagonist defendant, Raphael Martinez. The story is exciting and will keep you reading to the end without putting the book down. It is a book you will enjoy and will never regret buying. You can review the book's 25 chapter first pages at the author's business website:  www.breslinlaw.com



Product details...

Paperback
Format: 6 x 9 Black & White Paperback, 337 pages
Publisher: Outskirts Press (Jun 24, 2022)
ISBN10: 1977253512
ISBN13: 9781977253514
Genre: FICTION / Thrillers / Legal

Author Information...

Warren J. Breslin

ALL IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE                                               
About the Author:

 
Warren James Breslin is a criminal defense attorney in Chicago. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree at Loyola University after completing a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and a Master of Science degree in Public Administration at DePaul University. During his years of study, he began his professional journey as a city photographer and then a Chicago police officer before becoming an attorney and Cook County criminal prosecutor. Warren Breslin is honored to be listed in both the Martindale-Hubbell Register of Preeminent Lawyers and the Thompson Reuters directory of Super Lawyers.
 
While a third-year Loyola University Law School student assigned to the Chicago Police Superintendent’s Office, he wrote and internally published numerous General Orders, Special Orders, Department Notices, and Training Bulletins. His duties also included speech writing for the Superintendent. He published an authored article, “Police Intervention in Domestic Confrontations,” in the Journal of Police Science and Administration (Volume 6, Number 3, September 1978), a publication of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc., an article that was jointly reviewed for publication by Northwestern University School of Law. His Master’s Thesis at DePaul University was accepted in 1975: A Study in the Organization, Administration, and Management of Municipal Police Departments
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