Hung Jury
Product Description Charged with deciding the fate of Dr. Jennifer Fox, accused of murdering a renowned scientist, a jury in England receives word that a terrorist organization has abducted the brother of the Prime Minister, demanding Fox's acquittal. Original. From Publishers Weekly In a London court, the evidence against Dr. Jennifer Fox, accused of murdering a fellow research scientist, is staggering, and Geoffrey Haversham, the attorney general and brother of England's prime minister, fully expects the jury to return a guilty verdict. But before jury deliberations begin, Haversham is kidnapped by ecoterrorists. The militant environmentalists claim Fox was framed after she had uncovered an incriminating conspiracy between the government and pesticide companies, and they demand the jury return a verdict of not guilty in exchange for the attorney general's life. Haversham's fate lies in the hands of the jury, but neither prosecutor nor defendant is aware that the jury foreman, a retired watchmaker nicknamed "Uncle Bob," is hell-bent on securing a guilty verdict by any means necessary. Davis's (Abuse of Process) sense of timing and ability to move smoothly between the story lines creates tension in his latest legal thriller. Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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English edition · First published 1999 by Berkley · ISBN 9780425166741
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