Like all trial attorneys, he knew the importance of not dressing too well.
by Michael Crichton (0 Reviews)
In "State of Fear," author Michael Crichton explores themes related to environmentalism and the manipulation of fear. The narrative involves characters navigating complex legal and ethical dilemmas revolving around climate change and scientific truth. The story emphasizes the conflict between perception and reality, particularly in how fear is used as a tool for both control and persuasion in society. One notable insight from the book highlights the strategic decisions trial attorneys...
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