Kafka at the beach
Subtitle: a layman's handbook for those falsely accused of felonies
By: Steve Bevilacqua
Publisher: Published by Arden Venice Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Venice, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 383
ISBN-13: 9780989231602
Subjects: Offenses against the person; Judicial error; Trials (Offenses against the person); False imprisonment; Court rules; Courts; Administration of Criminal justice; Administration of Justice
Other titles: Layman's handbook for those falsely accused of felonies; Layman's handbook; For those falsely accused of felonies
Description: Kafka at the Beach : A Layman's Handbook for Those Falsely Accused of Felonies is the hilarious and shocking tale of a most devastating ordeal. One sunny day in Venice Beach, Steve B- steps out of his apartment and finds himself in a surreal nightmare that will devour the next year of his life. Run down by a road rage maniac, attacked in the street, brutalized by gun-crazy cops, and harassed by police detectives, Steve is dragged through the courts for months, facing mandatory prison sentences for imaginary crimes. Shoved through a maze of court-ordered therapy, Steve ultimately finds himself navigating a new labyrinth on national TV at the mercy of the snarling, modern-day Solomon known as Judge J-. Is daytime TV the last bastion of true justice in America? Kafka at the beach : A Layman's Handbook for Those Falsely Accused of Felonies is a surreal tour of America's court systems; criminal and civil, real and televised.