". a must read for the generation that only views Watergate as a phrase that only partially describes a true constitutional crisis." --Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. "Books by trial lawyers are common but rarely do we get the kind of close analysis of a criminal appeal that Arnold Rochvarg offers in Watergate Victory: Mardian''s Appeal. Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complexlegal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal." --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law "Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.Second, the book serves as anobject lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering.

Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the case books. But excellent results are achieved only by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson." --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan "An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial." --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial. " --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F.

Kennedy School of Government " . a must read for the generation that only views Watergate as a phrase that only partially describes a true constitutional crisis. " --Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. " Books by trial lawyers are common but rarely do we get the kind of close analysis of a criminal appeal that Arnold Rochvarg offers in Watergate Victory: Mardian''s Appeal . Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complex legal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal. " --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law " Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.Second, the book serves as an object lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering.

Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the case books. But excellent results are achieved only by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson. " --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson." --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan "An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial.

" --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial. " --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " . a must read for the generation that only views Watergate as a phrase that only partially describes a true constitutional crisis. " --Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. " Books by trial lawyers are common but rarely do we get the kind of close analysis of a criminal appeal that Arnold Rochvarg offers in Watergate Victory: Mardian''s Appeal .

Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complex legal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal. " --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law " Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.Second, the book serves as an object lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering. Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the case books. But excellent results are achieved only by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson. " --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennann''s Appeal .

Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complex legal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal. " --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law " Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.Second, the book serves as an object lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering. Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the case books. But excellent results are achieved only by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson. " --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennanby the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore.

Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson." --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan "An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial." --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial. " --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " . a must read for the generation that only views Watergate as a phrase that only partially describes a true constitutional crisis.

" --Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. " Books by trial lawyers are common but rarely do we get the kind of close analysis of a criminal appeal that Arnold Rochvarg offers in Watergate Victory: Mardian''s Appeal . Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complex legal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal. " --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law " Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.Second, the book serves as an object lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering. Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the case books. But excellent results are achieved only by the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore.

Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson. " --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennanby the careful marshalling of the facts and an intelligent and effective strategy that chooses which arguments to press and which to ignore. Lawyering, when done correctly, can make a huge difference, and Rochvarg''s book is a shining example of that lesson." --Hamilton P. Fox, III, Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan "An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial." --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " An insider''s view that persuasively challenges conventional wisdom on the Watergate trial.

" --Graham Allison, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government " . a must read for the generation that only views Watergate as a phrase that only partially describes a true constitutional crisis. " --Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. " Books by trial lawyers are common but rarely do we get the kind of close analysis of a criminal appeal that Arnold Rochvarg offers in Watergate Victory: Mardian''s Appeal . Accessible even to the noexpert reader, Rochvarg guides us through complex legal concepts as the appeal moved from conviction, to legal strategy, to reversal. " --Stephens Gillers, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law " Mr Rochvarg makes a convincing case for the proposition that regardless of whether he was guilty in fact, Mardian did not deserve to be convicted based upon the evidence that the government was able to mount against him.

Second, the book serves as an object lesson of the pain and effort that is necessary to achieve excellent lawyering. Too many believe that all lawyers do is consult the.