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    The Runaway Jury by John Grisham explores issues of manipulation in the legal system. The plot follows a civil trial between a widow and big tobacco companies. Fitch, a consultant, works to secretly influence the jury for his clients. He uses dirty tricks like blackmail. The main characters Nicholas Easter and Marlee make a deal with Fitch, paying over a million dollars to sway the trial in their favor. The story examines the corrupting power of big businesses and their willingness to manipulate legal proceedings through illegal means for profit and avoidance of responsibility.

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    The Runaway Jury by John Grisham explores issues of manipulation in the legal system. The plot follows a civil trial between a widow and big tobacco companies. Fitch, a consultant, works to secretly influence the jury for his clients. He uses dirty tricks like blackmail. The main characters Nicholas Easter and Marlee make a deal with Fitch, paying over a million dollars to sway the trial in their favor. The story examines the corrupting power of big businesses and their willingness to manipulate legal proceedings through illegal means for profit and avoidance of responsibility.

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    The Runaway Jury by John Grisham explores issues of manipulation in the legal system. The plot follows a civil trial between a widow and big tobacco companies. Fitch, a consultant, works to secretly influence the jury for his clients. He uses dirty tricks like blackmail. The main characters Nicholas Easter and Marlee make a deal with Fitch, paying over a million dollars to sway the trial in their favor. The story examines the corrupting power of big businesses and their willingness to manipulate legal proceedings through illegal means for profit and avoidance of responsibility.

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    Essay Writing On Nature

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