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The Belli Files: Reflections on the Wayward Law
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- Book
- Very Good
- Jacket
- Very Good
- Jacket note
- The dust jacket grades Very Good and is protected in a new archival mylar cover, included.
- Signed
- SIGNED by the author. The signature is shown in the photographs — judge it yourself, as any buyer should.
- Our ref
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What a true first shows: A stated first printing would typically show a number line or 'First Printing' statement on the copyright page; none is legible in the supplied photo.
Inscription reads "To Frances Maya, with all good works!!" and then signed by Melvin Belli.
Melvin Belli — "The King of Torts" — was the most famous American trial lawyer of his century: pioneer of demonstrative evidence, counsel to Jack Ruby after the Oswald shooting, and attorney to Errol Flynn, Mae West, and Muhammad Ali. The Belli Files collects his own reflections on the cases and the law he spent five decades bending. A first printing of a courtroom legend's memoir — and a natural gift for the lawyer who has everything.
Included with this copy: a new archival mylar jacket protector (fitted, included). Also included is a library card bookmark.
ISBN 0-13-077974-1
Library of Congress card no. 82-13326
No number line or printing statement visible in photos
Chapter note: 'Law in the Good Old Days' first appeared in The Common Law Lawyer, 1981
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