His clients included the Sweets, a black family from Detroit threatened with expulsion from an all-white neighborhood.
He wrote novels like An Eye for an Eye and Farmington that reflected on his professional experiences, but the publications Prohibition Mania and Crime: Its Cause and Treatments seem more apropos. His clients included the Sweets, a black family from Detroit threatened with expulsion from an all-white neighborhood. Originally from Kinsman, Ohio, he nearly succeeded in buying the McNamara Brothers, who were accused of dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building, a new lease on life, but failed when they suddenly pleaded guilty. He did help "Big Bill" Haywood and also Eugene Debs. FTP identify this man most famous for his courtroom showdown with William Jennings Bryan at the Scopes Monkey Trial.
He wrote novels like An Eye for an Eye and Farmington that reflected on his professional experiences, but the publications Prohibition Mania and Crime:
Clarence Darrow