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The Run of His Life
Jeffrey Toobin's account of the O.J. Simpson trial reveals how one legal case became a national mirror, reflecting America's deepest divisions on race, celebrity, and the elusive nature of justice.
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“Jeffrey Toobin's account of the O.J. Simpson trial reveals how one legal case became a national mirror, reflecting America's deepest divisions on race, celebrity, and the elusive nature of justice.”
— Jeffrey Toobin, The Run of His Life
Race, Justice, Media, American Culture
If you've ever wondered why certain public events continue to haunt the national consciousness, this will clarify how a single trial can reveal a nation's deepest truths, and this will help you see what to do next.
As a legal analyst who covered the O.J. Simpson trial from its earliest days, Jeffrey Toobin offers a direct, insider perspective on how the case unfolded and its clear societal impact.