Judge Not
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- ISBN 9781036712501
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 18 Jun 2026
- Publisher: Vinci Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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#15 in the Best Defence Series
The book for people who ask - 'How can you defend someone you know is guilty?'
Did the Rev. Eddie Dunlop avenge his murdered wife?
Of course he did.
Is he linked to a series of gangland killings?
It certainly looks like it
Why is Robbie Munro defending a man who won't stop admitting his guilt?
Because sometimes there's no other option
The book for people who ask - 'How can you defend someone you know is guilty?'
Did the Rev. Eddie Dunlop avenge his murdered wife?
Of course he did.
Is he linked to a series of gangland killings?
It certainly looks like it
Why is Robbie Munro defending a man who won't stop admitting his guilt?
Because sometimes there's no other option
William McIntyre, now retired after a long career as a Scots lawyer specialising in criminal defence, brings his wealth of courtroom experience to the world of fiction. Having been involved in many fascinating and high-profile cases, William skilfully transforms fact into fiction through his acclaimed legal thrillers, The Best Defence Series. These novels feature the sharp-witted defence lawyer Robbie Munro, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the quirks and complexities of the Scots criminal justice system.
Renowned for their accuracy in law and procedure, the books have been praised by legal professionals on both sides of the Bar. Whether enjoyed as stand-alone stories or read as part of the series, they capture Robbie's candid, often sardonic perspective, making them a standout contribution to the genre.
Renowned for their accuracy in law and procedure, the books have been praised by legal professionals on both sides of the Bar. Whether enjoyed as stand-alone stories or read as part of the series, they capture Robbie's candid, often sardonic perspective, making them a standout contribution to the genre.
