Bronx-native Bernard Slotnick's mantra was that everyone deserved a good defense--and he was the best defender out there. A bold strategist in the courtroom, and a doting husband and father of four at home, "Liberty's Last Champion" stood up for the unpopular and the controversial, including John Gotti, head of the Gambino crime family; Joe Colombo Sr., inspiration for The Godfather; Rabbi Meir Kahane, founder of the Jewish Defense League; and Bernhard Goetz, the Subway Shooter. Known for his sharp mind (and his sharp suits), Slotnick had a twelve-year winning streak, and James Patterson tells his story here.
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James Patterson and Benjamin Wallace.
"Barry Slotnik never lost a major case-- no matter how notorious or dangerous." --Cover
