Scales of justice
By: [by] Fenton Bresler.
Publisher: Weidenfeld and Nicolson; Orion Publishing Group, Limited
Published: 1973
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 204
Subjects: Trials (Murder) -- Great Britain.; Trials -- Great Britain.
Notes: "All the articles in this book have been published at various times in the "Sunday Express"."
Table of contents: title: George Henry Stoors-the mystery murder.; title: Frank Smith-accidental killer or murderer?; title: Alfred Moore-did an innocent man hang?; title: Edward Black-condemned before his trial.; title: Devlin and Burns-the strange alibi.; title: John Williams-conviction by a trick.; title: Probert and Parker-hanged for £6.; title: David Greenwood-convicted by a button.; title: John Alexander Dickman-a triumph of circumstantial evidence.; title: Herbert John Bennett-defender's error.; title: Charlotte Bryant-a mistake overarsenic.; title: Steinie Morrison-a grievous blunder.; title: Scottie Mason-the lucky thunderstorm.; title: Professor Joad-all because of a train ticket.; title: Sir Leo Money-influence and the law.; title: Ivor Novello-the tragedy of a Rolls.; title: Mrs. Cornwallis-West-an ageing beauty.; title: Edward Slovik-shot for cowardice.; title: Victors' court martial-the sequel to the great escape.; title: Comrie Camp-the war criminals who escaped the headlines.