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Synopsis
Inspirational account of a lawyer's fight against power and corruption.
From the Publisher
It is hard to believe some of the stories related here happened in the "Land of the Free"--but, unfortunately, they did. The Chapters are pot-boilers. A sample chapter ("Some Call it Murder--A Case of J. Edgar's Paranoia") starts off with a cop listening to wiretaps, only to discover that a prominent politician's wife has killed their daughter. A setup ensues. "Everything in this book is true and provable, except my opinions," Waxman claims. Interesting stuff.
Customer Reviews
James N. Post
An honest lawyer?
Are you one of the millions who think there is no such thing as an honest lawyer who cares more for righteousness, reason, and reality than for process, payoff, and power? You'd be wrong. Shelly Waxman was a made man, an insider who had only to protect the powerful and sacrifice the expendable to become a highly placed Federal lawyer, perhaps someday a judge. Instead he blew the whistle on prejudice, corruption, and even murder taking place behind the bar, for which act of justice he was thrown from the halls of power. Eschewing the paneled office, the Armani and the Rolex, and the favor of such luminaries as the paranoid J.Edgar Hoover, Shelly devoted himself to defending the truth. This book is not a tale of only one such courageous act, but of many such cases, some you will recognize from the front pages of the last thirty years of our history. "In The Teeth Of The Wind" reads like pulp fiction, exciting and surprising, with a cast of quirky characters, but it is all true. If you care about the degeneration of the American system of justice, and you would like to know about one man's lifelong struggle to keep it the honorable institution it was created to be, then put this book in your shopping cart now.
William Bradley
Interesting, informative and easy to read
If you have ever had any contact with what we are pleased to call the 'Justice System' in this country, you were probably not pleased with the results. Well, this book shows you that it is even worse than you thought. Written in shirt sleeve english, it is a series of short stories by a former insider, exposing the failures of the government and our justice system to provide justice. In a simple and interesting style, the book gives example after example of what happens to the little guy when people with access to the levers of power want a particular result from the 'Justice System.' Contains some thoughtful insights on our personal freedom or whats left of it, reforming our laws and how we will do business with each other in the future. I enjoyed it and I think you will too.
R.J. Tavel, J.D.
JUSTICE, NOT JUST US
'In the Teeth of the Wind' should be of interest to the estimated 70 million Americans who have been termed tax protestors at one time or another, and to the more than 110 million Americans who are disaffected, and in all other ways turned off, by the Government and its process. Waxmans insightful, insider tales of woe reveal that ethics in action has become ethics inaction, and 'due process' has become DO process, as the reader begins to realize that the thing that most oppresses people is the law. Ironically turning the phrase of Associate Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, who said that the jury should render its verdict in the teeth of the law, Waxman attests to the devolution of the practice of law, and the descent and decay of all legal process to the putrid state its in today. Im glad I read this book! I hope millions of others will read it and take action to stop the degeneration of our once great nation. For Liberty in Our Lifetime, R.J. Tavel, J.D. Founder: Liberty's Educational Advocacy Forum
Richard Dema
The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction
In the Teeth of the Wind is a comprehensive look into the legal mind and principles of a practicing attorney who unwittingly fell into some monumental cases and became involved with some very unusual people. However, the book is not written for lawyers and is easy for the layman to understand. The book relates one man's quest to fight for the underdog and challenge the establishment. It provides an inspirational account of how a former Assistant U.S. Attorney fell out of favor with the Establishment and became a fighter for Freedom. It provides a tour of the Court system and exposes corruption on a incredible scale. It is a natural flowing read, yet riveting. No fluff. Stops you dead in your tracks and says, 'Pay attention this is important.' Fascinating and told with wit and understanding of the human condition.
Mike Linksvayer
Bizarre to historic accounts kept me reading
In a series of case-centered vignettes that range from bizarre to historic (often both), establishment-turned-rebel lawyer Shelly Waxman intends to expose massive and unfortunately routine corruption and unfairness in the legal system and the threat these pose to our freedom. This he does, in spades. However, the book is also a treasure trove of slices of 'unknown' history. Spooks, Chicago 'plumbers' (in Latin America they'd be called right-wing death squads, no?), Black Panthers, the Belanco Religious Order, IRS hearings -- 'tis amazing what Waxman encountered and became entangled in over the course of one career. At times I wished Waxman had an editor. By book end, I only wanted more. Waxman's stranger than fiction true stories and crunchy, biting, learned-the-hard-way observations about power, corruption and freedom had me hooked.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (312 pages)
Chapter 1. Acknowledgment
Chapter 2. Prologue
Chapter 3. About Me
Chapter 4. It All Started with the Conspiracy Seven Case
Chapter 5. Some Call It Murder--A Case of J. Edgar's Paranoia
Chapter 6. Let the Seller Beware
Chapter 7. The "Spooks"--An Untold Story of Watergate
Chapter 8. They Got the Wrong Man--The Computer Has No Out Button
Chapter 9. The Inventor and the King of the Gypsies
Chapter 10. The Wacky Packy and His Holy War
Chapter 11. We Beat them All
Chapter 12. The IRS--Iniquitous Representative of Satan And the Boys In Taft, California
Chapter 13. If I Wasn't Black, I'd Get More Pay
Chapter 14. Midlogue
Chapter 15. They Come After Me
Chapter 16. The Trader--"It's My Name, Not the Money"
Chapter 17. A Case of Mistaken Identity
Chapter 18. Politics and the Flat Rate Tax
Chapter 19. Various Tax Cases and Social Insecurity
Chapter 20. Trial and Appeal Tactics and PhilosophicalTidbits
Chapter 21. The Rainmaker--A Unified Conspiracy Defense
Chapter 22. Where's the Body?
Chapter 23. There's Something Rotten in Berrien County, Michigan
Chapter 24. The Liberal Judge, Who Wasn't Liberal
Chapter 25. He Was A Bad Guy--So They Shot Him In the Back
Chapter 26. A Perjury Case
Chapter 27. Essays and a Speech
A Business of One
Musings on the Stages of Revolution
Max Blumenthal -- Who Taught Me What it Means to be Free
My Correspondence with Milton Friedman
The Past Is Prologue
Social Contract Defeated in Election
Speech to the Libertarian Party of Mid-Michigan
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