Marcia Clark's 'Killer Ambition' a rocky, entertaining case

The former L.A. County prosecutor's high-stakes tale of crime, celebrity and the courtroom can be suspiciously convenient, but it's all in good fun.No one knows celebrity murder trials better than Marcia Clark, the former prosecutor in the L.A. County district attorney's Special Trials Unit. Clark's watershed case, the 1995 Nicole Brown Simpson-Ron Goldman homicide trial, became know as the Trial of the Century for O.J. Simpson, its celebrity defendant, and its gavel-to-gavel coverage on media outlets around the world. Clark and her DA colleagues famously lost the case amid allegations of mishandled DNA evidence and misconduct by the LAPD. In "Without a Doubt," her bestselling memoir centering on the Simpson trial, Clark blamed Simpson's acquittal in part on an American justice system that, among other ills, was "corrupted by celebrity." Continue reading at 'Los Angeles Times'

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Geoffrey Rush to receive record $2.9m damages in Daily Telegraph defamation case

Court hears that actor offered to settle for $50,000 and an apology but never heard back from News CorpGeoffrey Rush will receive $2.9m in damages from Sydney’s Daily Telegraph after a series of articles accusing the Oscar-winning actor of “inappropriate behaviour” towards a female actor.On... Continue reading at The Guardian

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Clarke steps down from W H Smith as group reports strong sales

Stephen Clarke is stepping down as group chief executive at W H Smith with high street m.d. Carl Cowling to take on the role, as the group reports strong sales in its latest report.  Continue reading at The Bookseller

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Chris Darden, attorney for suspect in Nipsey Hussle shooting, to withdraw from case

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US Authors Guild Joins With AAP and Copyright Alliance on CASE Act

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Clarke strikes two-book deal with Serpent's Tail

Serpent’s Tail has bought two books from British novelist James Clarke, including "an extraordinary portrait of a Lancashire valley and its inhabitants". Continue reading at The Bookseller

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GSU E-reserves Case Lumbers On

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Rowling backs Killer Women's BAME and working class support scheme

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Jeffrey Fleishman’s noir novel ‘My Detective’ unleashes a killer architect in downtown L.A.

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Facebook and Google broke down barriers to broadcast media — even for mass killers

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DC Entertainment launches YA and MG graphic novel imprints in UK

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Raven launches its 'biggest ever campaign' for Clark-Platts' The Flower Girls

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