Did you know that you commit an average of three felonies a day? Sit back and watch this renowned attorney, author and expert in civil liberties argue his toughest case for your audience

“…an important book in the public debate over the need for reform of the justice system and the proper role of prosecutors in shaping the law.”
- Matthew W. Hutchins, Harvard Law Record reviewing Three Felonies a Day

• Author of multiple pieces including Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent
• Founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), a non-profit foundation dedicated to preserving and enlarging academic freedom, due process, and freedom of speech
• Litigated some of the most famous cases concerning free speech, drug prosecution, and habeas corpus including the defense cases of British au pair Louise Woodward, accused terrorist Sheldon Seigel, Prof. Alfred Zehe; and the post-conviction representation of Dr. Jeffrey R. MacDonald.