Three Felonies A Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent
by Harvey Silverglate, Harvey A. Silverglate
Harvey Silverglate explores the expanding scope of federal criminal law and its consequences for ordinary citizens. Three Felonies A Day presents a critical look at legal complexity, prosecutorial power, and the possibility that people may violate federal rules without realizing it.
About This Book
Three Felonies A Day examines the breadth and complexity of federal criminal law.
Harvey Silverglate focuses on the risk that ordinary conduct may expose innocent people to federal prosecution.
The book offers a critical perspective on prosecutorial power, legal uncertainty, and the relationship between citizens and the federal justice system.
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