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In Cops Gone Bad by Donald E. McInnis , the young lawyer Andrew Jackson Hawke finds himself deeply embroiled in another aspect of the legal system. This time he faces something few people talk about: The police brotherhood and its Blue Code of Silence.
When the police abuse their power and use the justice system to cover up a murder committed by one of their own, Drew Hawke steps up to right the wrong. But can he overcome the formidable power of the Blue Code of Silence police officers rely on to survive? His ability to challenge that code will determine whether he lives or dies.
This is the fourth book in the A.J. Hawke Legal Thriller series.
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In Cops Gone Bad by Donald E. McInnis, the young lawyer Andrew Jackson Hawke finds himself deeply embroiled in another aspect of the legal system. This time he faces something few people talk about: The police brotherhood and its Blue Code of Silence.
When the police abuse their power and use the justice system to cover up a murder committed by one of their own, Drew Hawke steps up to right the wrong. But can he overcome the formidable power of the Blue Code of Silence police officers rely on to survive? His ability to challenge that code will determine whether he lives or dies.
This is the fourth book in the A.J. Hawke Legal Thriller series.


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Autorenporträt
Donald E. McInnis is a criminal defense attorney who represented Aaron Houser in the Stephanie Crowe murder case. He has specialized as a litigator trying criminal and civil cases. During his four-decades-long legal career, Mr. McInnis has served on both the prosecution and defense sides of criminal law. He has also served as a Superior Court Judge Pro Tem, been an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association, and a referee/arbitrator for the California Superior Courts. Mr. McInnis lives in San Diego, California, where he champions reform within the criminal justice system.