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A Civil Action Summary Audiobook

Jonathan Harr

Justice and Struggle in an Environmental Lawsuit

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Author: Jonathan Harr

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

IBSN: 9780679772675

Language: English

Publish Date: 01/01/1995

Audiobook length: 31min

Contents

Chapter 1The Tragedy - A Community in Crisis
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Chapter 2The Attorney - Enter Jan Schlichtmann
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Chapter 3The Battle Begins - Filing the Lawsuit
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Chapter 4Discovery and Deadlock - Uncovering the Evidence
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Chapter 5The Trial - Clashes in the Courtroom
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Chapter 6The Verdict and Its Aftermath - Beyond the Courtroom
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Chapter 7Reflections and Legacy - The Broader Impact
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Who should listen A Civil Action

The summary audiobook of "A Civil Action" by Jonathan Harr is ideal for listeners interested in environmental law, social justice, and the complexities of the legal system. Law students, legal professionals, and anyone intrigued by real-life courtroom dramas will find valuable insights into the challenges faced by plaintiffs seeking justice against powerful corporations. Additionally, those interested in corporate responsibility and community activism will appreciate the book's exploration of the moral dilemmas involved in civil litigation.

3 quotes from A Civil Action

  • "The law is about human beings. It is not an abstract, intellectual exercise. It is about people and their lives."
  • "In a civil action, what is at stake is often more than just money; it is the moral obligation to provide justice for those harmed."
  • "Justice is not a guaranteed outcome, it is a process, and the system is not always designed to favor the truth."

Author : Jonathan Harr

Jonathan Harr is an acclaimed American journalist and author, best known for his meticulous and gripping works of non-fiction. Born in 1948, Harr honed his craft over many years, contributing feature stories and investigative pieces to esteemed publications like The New York Times Magazine and The New Yorker. His deep-rooted commitment to thorough research and narrative storytelling is most evident in his seminal book, "A Civil Action," which showcases his exceptional ability to transform complex legal battles into compelling, accessible narratives. The book earned him widespread recognition and numerous accolades, cementing his reputation as a powerhouse in literary journalism. In addition to his writing, Harr has also shared his expertise with future generations of writers through teaching positions at prestigious institutions, reinforcing his lasting impact on both literature and education.