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Marc Bookman was a public defender in Philadelphia for 28 years. Before writing his first novel, he published short stories in many literary magazines and essays that focused on criminal justice and capital punishment in numerous respected magazines and publications. In 2010, he co-founded the Atlantic Center for Capital Representation, a resource center that helps defense teams facing possible capital trials. As a writer and death penalty attorney, he brings expertise and authenticity to Albert's Time. In his spare time, he plays a lousy game of tennis and a pretty good guitar. For some reason, he cooks all his food at 500 degrees.
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Albert's Time (Paperback)
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Public defender Simon Koufax has spent years navigating the criminal justice system, but nothing prepares him for Albert Birdsong-a quiet, sensitive, substitute teacher accused of an unfathomable double murder. The evidence is overwhelming, and the community demands vengeance.When the state decides to seek the death penalty, jurors must decide his fate. While a relentless prosecutor and an ambitious judge want to make sure Albert pays the ultimate price, his defense team seeks mercy for a client who doesn't believe he deserves it. Indeed, Birdsong insists on his guilt and wants nothing more than to be judged for his crime. As Simon and his team struggle to understand their client and his motivations, they discover some crimes have explanations that defy simple judgment. But confronting flaws in a system that demands vengeance over mercy forces Koufax to face his own failures, his fractured family, and the question of whether redemption is possible. In a case where the only certainty is guilt, can twelve strangers find the courage to forgive?Unsettling and insightful, Albert's Time is a deeply realistic portrayal of a life-or-death sentencing in a capital murder trial. When Albert Birdsong confesses to a double murder, attorney Simon Koufax is assigned his defense. As Albert seeks a death sentence, Simon must confront the case-and his own guilt, failures, and need for redemption. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781685138332
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Public defender Simon Koufax has spent years navigating the criminal justice system, but nothing prepares him for Albert Birdsong-a quiet, sensitive, substitute teacher accused of an unfathomable double murder. The evidence is overwhelming, and the community demands vengeance.When the state decides to seek the death penalty, jurors must decide his fate. While a relentless prosecutor and an ambitious judge want to make sure Albert pays the ultimate price, his defense team seeks mercy for a client who doesn't believe he deserves it. Indeed, Birdsong insists on his guilt and wants nothing more than to be judged for his crime. As Simon and his team struggle to understand their client and his motivations, they discover some crimes have explanations that defy simple judgment. But confronting flaws in a system that demands vengeance over mercy forces Koufax to face his own failures, his fractured family, and the question of whether redemption is possible. In a case where the only certainty is guilt, can twelve strangers find the courage to forgive?Unsettling and insightful, Albert's Time is a deeply realistic portrayal of a life-or-death sentencing in a capital murder trial. When Albert Birdsong confesses to a double murder, attorney Simon Koufax is assigned his defense. As Albert seeks a death sentence, Simon must confront the case-and his own guilt, failures, and need for redemption. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781685138332
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