I wanted to like this book, but I don't. The introduction was poorly written and the story served no purpose except to inform the reader of how great the author is. The account was totally biased and implies that the only good prosecutor is one that violates his own oath and that the only good defense attorney is one that would take the life of another in his own hands for his own glory when he is ill prepared to do so! Shame on Mr. Feige for being so cocky as to risk someone else's life, even if the result was what he considered just, for his own glory. In fairness, after the introduction, the writing improved, but it's disorganized and does not deliver what it promises, which was supposed to be a day in the life. I found it arrogant. I could not finish it. What a pity as this could have been such an interesting story.