The Runaway Jury
Readers rate it 3.9 (290 on Hardcover)
464 pages · Released Apr 25, 2006 · Delta
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A note for parents
The Runaway Jury is a legal thriller centered on jury tampering in a tobacco litigation case, featuring adult themes and moral ambiguity. While not gratuitously violent, the book contains manipulation, intimidation, and some physical altercations, along with moderate profanity and references to smoking and alcohol. The story explores corruption and legal ethics rather than rewarding straightforward heroism, making it better suited for older teens and adults.
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An anonymous woman tips officials that the jury for a multimillion dollar trial surrounding the tobacco industry may be tampered with. An anonymous woman tips officials that the jury for a multimillion dollar trial surrounding the tobacco industry may be tampered with.
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- Fiction
- Jury in fiction
- Jury
- Trials (Products liability)
- Legal stories
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- Women missionaries in fiction
- People with disabilities
- Billionaires in fiction
- Billionaires
- Trials (Product liability)
- Death instinct in fiction
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ISBN 9780385339698 · Delta