
by Brian Harris · The History Press Ltd · tapa dura · ISBN 9780750940214

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In this fascinating book, Brian Harris QC examines several notorious cases of supposed injustice throughout history, from Socrates and Joan of Arc to the Nuremberg Trials. Through rigorous analysis, the author questions both the legal fairness of these proceedings and the guilt or innocence of the accused, raising ethical and social dilemmas that remain relevant today. The work offers a critical and accessible re-examination of these historical trials, using detailed courtroom documentation to explore how society and the legal system have addressed dissent, treason, and justice in times of conflict.
