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The Great Brodini, a well-known hypnotist/magician, is writing a book titled "How to Get Away With Robbing a Bank." To boost book sales, he plans to pull off the 'perfect' bank robbery and then beat the case in court, by: First, by use of an airtight alibi, to humiliate the District Attorney - a woman who has tried unsuccessfully several times to prosecute him for 'groping' female volunteers during the hypnotism portion of his show. Second, he plans to be defended by a person the D.A. is definitely not fond of - her ex-husband, the unsuspecting attorney Peter Sharp. And thirdly, it will provide him with a huge reward for recovering insured jewelry worth millions of dollars. The only problem is he didn't plan on going up against the crime-solving abilities of little Suzi, Peter Sharp's 121/2-year old legal ward, who has been waiting for a chance to expose Brodini as a fakir and regain her position as law enforcement's favorite go-to person.

Yes, it is possible to pick up women at a funeral, and Dr. Nick Shoveen, Ph.D., author of the famous "Female-to-English Dictionary, a Guide to Interpreting & Manipulating the Female Thought Process," and "How to Make a Porno Movie" explains the proper approach to use... and he speaks from experience. If you're not comfortable trying to 'cut one out of the herd' at a funeral, Dr. Shoveen also gives time-proven successful methods to use at: The Market, The Bookstore, The Department Store, The Wedding, and general systems that can work anywhere. In addition to the advice mentioned, this book contains an added bonus: The Romance of an Old Fool, an old book by Roswell Martin Field.

PREPARING FOR YOUR DEPOSITION is a compact book designed especially for clients, and any person who is going to be deposed should read it at least twice, because it tells you how to handle yourself during a deposition without making a fool out of yourself or completely blowing the case. Included are chapters on Civil Discovery, What a Deposition is, Telling the Truth, Keeping the Answers Short, Volunteering Information, Controlling the Pace, Taking Breaks, Objections to Questions, Advance Preparation, Going Off the Record, Common Question, Common Objections, plus an Appendix that contains several excerpts of the law that pertains to depositions. The author has also included several 'horror' stories about clients and depositions, plus 'how to spot a new attorney, ' and other colorful information not usually included in a dry, straight-laced instructional book about some aspect of law. This is the perfect book for any lawyer to have his or her client read before being deposed.

Want to become Successful? It's easy: all you have to do is follow these 27 Rules to AVOID FAILURE... and if you can make all of these rules a regular part of your personal and business behavior, you'll be in the best possible position to become successful - other than the fortunate ones that have attained their success as a result of inheritance, genius, or a Harvard or Yale education. No matter what those hundreds of other books out there about how to become successful say, don't believe it, because even though they may have some good suggestions to follow, THERE ARE NO SECRETS TO SUCCESS... but, every successful person the author of this book has interviewed has at one time in his or life done is experience Failure, and learned from that lesson how to avoid ever doing again... and this book sums up 27 of the most important actions you must take if you ever want to become successful, and learn how to avoid failure. Once you've finished with this book, you'll have a better insight into why others have failed: you'll be able to recognize the mistakes they've made... but for goodness sakes, please don't try to be a nice guy by offering any advice, because there's another rule you have to understand: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.

This is the perfect book for any law student or new law firm or public government attorney, and should be required reading for any new admittee before making that first court appearance. It separates what really goes on in the office and in court from what is seen on the popular law-oriented shows on television. The 'do' and 'don't do' information in this book isn't in any law school textbook: it can only be learned here, or the hard way, by painful personal experiences. Author Gene Grossman compiled the material in this book from many interviews with experienced judges, trial lawyers, law firm partners and even some jurors.