Justice on Trial: How High-Profile Court Cases Change the Law dives deep into the world of landmark court cases that have shaped the American justice system and beyond. From civil rights to criminal defense, from high-stakes murder trials to questions of corporate influence in politics, these cases are more than just legal milestones-they are the turning points that have altered the course of history.

In this meticulously researched book, Sean Dupree takes readers behind the scenes of the most influential legal battles of the past century. Through a combination of compelling narrative and in-depth analysis, Dupree brings to life the courtroom dramas that defined cultural shifts, inspired social movements, and set lasting precedents in the law. Whether it's the racial injustice of the Rodney Reed case, the media circus of the O.J. Simpson trial, or the landmark ruling of Obergefell v. Hodges, Justice on Trial examines how public perception, legal strategy, and societal values converge in the courtroom.

This book not only recounts these transformative cases but also asks the crucial question: How can we, as a society, continue to push for a more equitable and just legal system? A must-read for legal professionals, activists, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and society, Justice on Trial shines a light on the fragility of justice and the power of law to reflect, reinforce, or reform the values of society.