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Librarian Miss T. Iris Ginge would rather look things up than hunt down a killer. She's also very reasonable. When Iris has reasonable doubts of a socialite's guilt, she becomes the lone holdout against 11 men on the jury. The jury hangs. It's no-justice-as-usual in Chicago's Cook County Criminal Courthouse.
 
The killer's still "out there" -- out to get Iris.
 

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I am not a lawyer. I'm a mystery writer and author of books on educational technology. In my "past lives" I've been a science editor, college teacher, technical writer, and corporate training consultant. And, yes, a former juror with strong opinions about the experience. I firmly believe that every defendant is entitled to the presumption of innocence until the moment the jury speaks.

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