
About “Defending Billy Ryan”
Jerry Kennedy, a defense attorney in Boston, takes on the case of Billy Ryan, the longtime commissioner of Public Works, who is facing legal trouble after making a series of questionable deals. With the prosecution backed by a plea-bargaining state legislator and the pressure of a high-profile trial in Suffolk County Superior Court, Jerry relies on old allies and seeks weaknesses in the government's case to defend Ryan.
Book details
- First published
- 1992
- Latest edition
- 1992 · ISBN 9780316907521
- Pages
- 250
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Defending Billy Ryan?
Defending Billy Ryan by George V. Higgins has 250 pages.