Brandt Goldstein, a 1992 graduate of Yale Law School, has written for The New York Times Magazine, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Slate. He writes a monthly feature for The Wall Street Journal online edition and is a visiting professor at New York Law School.
"Want to see how the law really works? Forget the nonsense David
versus Goliath stories from every legal thriller. Here's the real
thing." -- Brad Meltzer, author of The Book of Fate and
The First Counsel
"A gripping and psychologically insightful narrative . . . which
combines constitutional drama, superb reporting, and shrewd
insights from beginning to end." -- Jeffrey Rosen, author of The
Most Democratic Branch and The Unwanted Gaze
"Fast-paced . . . cinematic." -- The Washington Post
"A timely and passionate account." -- Publishers Weekly
"Riveting, masterfully told . . . Goldstein writes like a dream as
he vividly brings the stories of the refugees and the lawyers
alive." -- Clara Bingham, coauthor of Class Action: The Landmark
Case That Changed Sexual Harassment Law
"A revealing look at the legal system, a compelling human rights
story, and an inspirational tale of dedicated people who refuse to
accept the status quo." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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