Judgment at Twenty Mile Bend - Koons, Stephen R
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"Jack Shook is a young felony prosecutor in Palm Beach County in the late 1970s who thinks he understands what justice is all about. He confidently, if not arrogantly, charges through life mowing down drug dealers, thieves, thugs, and other assorted malefactors and miscreants, thinking that he is the answer to the problem people in our society. After much success in the courtroom, Shook is assigned the prosecution of a grisly murder case that he cannot lose (appearing to be an obviously guilty verdict) only to be faced with the biggest surprise he has ever seen in a courtroom. Shook is…mehr

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"Jack Shook is a young felony prosecutor in Palm Beach County in the late 1970s who thinks he understands what justice is all about. He confidently, if not arrogantly, charges through life mowing down drug dealers, thieves, thugs, and other assorted malefactors and miscreants, thinking that he is the answer to the problem people in our society. After much success in the courtroom, Shook is assigned the prosecution of a grisly murder case that he cannot lose (appearing to be an obviously guilty verdict) only to be faced with the biggest surprise he has ever seen in a courtroom. Shook is confronted with people that will stop at nothing to get what they want, including his complete destruction. Through a series of events and reversals, Shook discovers that one often has little control over how justice is finally meted out -- and to whom and by whom" --
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Stephen R. Koons is a criminal division County Court judge in Viera, Brevard County, Florida. Stephen is a Florida State University College of Law graduate, a former assistant attorney general of Florida, and a former assistant state attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Palm Beach County, Florida. He is a 43-year member of the Florida Bar and for 27 years tried cases as a board-certified civil trial lawyer in South and Central Florida until his election to the bench in 2012.