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      <title>Michael Connelly Accepts Second Annual Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction at Ceremony</title>
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      <title>Michael Connelly Wins 2012 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction</title>
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          <description> Michael Connelly&#39;s legal thriller The Fifth Witness has been named the winner of the 2nd Annual Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. The Fifth Witness, which debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times Best Seller List, features a&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>ABA Journal, The Modern Law Library, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>Help Pick the Legal Novel of the Year; Vote for One of Three Harper Lee Prize Finalists</title>
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          <description>After reviewing some 40 submissions, judges have selected three finalists for the 2012 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. Now you can help them pick the winner by voting in the poll accompanying this post through July 8. Those up for the prize this year are: Michael Connelly, author of&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>The Confession: Excerpt from John Grisham&#8217;s Winning Entry for Harper Lee Prize</title>
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      <title>Letters: Readers&#8217; Reading Lists</title>
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      <title>John Grisham on Grappling with Race, the Death Penalty; and Lawyers &#8216;Polluting Their Own Profession&#8217;</title>
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          <description>John Grisham isn&#8217;t certain what&#8217;s happened to the image of lawyers in the five decades since To Kill A Mockingbird was published. But he&#8217;s fairly sure that his readers might not want to read about a lawyer who closely resembles the book&#8217;s iconic hero, Atticus Finch. &#8220;Here&#8217;s the truth,&#8221; says&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Celebrities, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>Harper Lee Stopped Writing Due to Pressure and Publicity, Friend Says</title>
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          <description>Why did Harper Lee stop writing after her first, highly celebrated attempt? Because she said what she wanted to in To Kill A Mockingbird, the Birmingham News reports, and she didn&#8217;t want to go through all the pressure and publicity again. The insight came from Rev. Thomas&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Celebrities, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>Meeting Miss Nelle: Ala. Lawyer Has a Rare Encounter with the Author of &#8216;To Kill a Mockingbird&#8217;</title>
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      <title>John Grisham Wins First Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction</title>
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          <description>John Grisham&#39;s The Confession, a novel that chronicles the gut&#45;wrenching politics of a last&#45;ditch death penalty appeal in Texas, has been named the winner of the inaugural Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. The 2011 Prize will be awarded at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 22&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>Vote for the Best Legal Novel of the Year</title>
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          <description>To honor the 50th anniversary of the publication of To Kill a Mockingbird, the ABA Journal and the University of Alabama School of Law have created the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. And you can help pick this year&#8217;s winner. Novels&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
      <pubDate>Thu, 26 May 2011 12:35:19 -0500</pubDate>
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      <title>Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction Nominations Are Open</title>
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          <description>Nominations are now open for the inaugural Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. The prize, announced in September and created in honor of the 50th anniversary of Harper Lee&#39;s acclaimed classic To Kill a Mockingbird, is sponsored by the University of Alabama&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>ABA Journal, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture</dc:subject>
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      <title>50 Years Later, Harper Lee&#8217;s &#8216;Mockingbird&#8217; Still a Cautionary Tale for Our Times, AG Holder Says</title>
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          <description>It&#39;s been 50 years since Harper Lee published her now&#45;famous book To Kill a Mockingbird. But her fictional tale of racial injustice, focused on a Southern lawyer&#39;s efforts to defend an unpopular client at trial in a rape case, is still a cautionary story for our times, said U.S. Attorney&#8230;</description>      <dc:subject>Attorney General, Bar Associations, ABA, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Justice, Death Penalty, Government Law, Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, Law in Popular Culture, Legal Ethics, Trials &amp; Litigation</dc:subject>
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