In 1949, as the result of reading a case book on true crime, Waugh decided to explore a realistic crime novel.
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Richard Fenton, president of the Foundation Press, said Friday that the work is the most widely used case book in its field.
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Doubleday, 1929, and others ), and detective short stories primarily about Chicago sleuth Jimmie Lavender ( " The Case Book of Jimmie Lavender,"
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The publisher has paid an advance " in the high six figures " for four more Worst-Case books, according to Jay Schaefer, the series'editor.
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Riley assumes the prosecutor on that case was Gray and goes back to the courthouse to retrieve the case book that will confirm this.
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Two recent fatal sword attacks in England might have turned out differently had the victims been familiar with Page 66 of the Worst-Case book.
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Axelrod, a former newspaper reporter, described it as a case book example of how a white candidate undercuts a black opponent among white voters.
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It contains the largest and most up-to-date collection of Philippine legal materials as well as foreign statute and case books and various law journals.
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Delusional paranoia and schizophrenia are among the first conclusions Crowe scribbles into his case book, but later he realizes the boy is telling the truth.
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"Justice Undone, Chivalric and Court-case Fiction, " Chapter 3 discusses chivalric and court case books, which Wang argues influenced later works made regarding China's revolutions.
