Word: turow
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...interview with The Crimson last week, Turow said that although the characters and scenes in his novels are completely fictional, "they are definitely related to my life, they're my observations...
...other lawyers familiar with Turow's work say that his many years as a member of the bar render his novels authentic...
...advantages of being a talented lawyer is he's dead in the money in terms of realism," says Howard Pearl, a 1980 Law School graduate who worked with Turow at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Chicago. "Legally and psychologically it [Presumed Innocent] has great insight...
...novels, Turow explores the moral questions that lawyers confront in their daily practice. In fact, the books dramatize a dilemma which Turow says faces all practicing attorneys: the difference between "doing well and doing good...
...client's ends are going to dominate, and the ability to do good is sometimes limited." Turow says. "For me, no less than any other lawyer, it's a daily dilemma...