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Richard Deming

    Richard Deming byl plodný autor detektivních příběhů, jehož tvorba sahala od pulpových časopisů konce 40. let až po rané 80. let. Proslul jako jeden z nejvýznamnějších přispěvatelů do časopisů Manhunt a Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Jeho styl se vyznačoval solidností a spolehlivostí, což čtenářům přinášelo napínavé a dobře napsané kriminální příběhy. Později v životě se věnoval i populárně naučné literatuře.

    Man Against Man
    Der letzte Myrtenkranz
    Auf ihn fiel kein Verdacht
    Big Jake
    Der Fall des Verbrecher königs
    Schlag auf Schlag
    • Man Against Man

      Civil Law at Work

      • 210 stránek
      • 8 hodin čtení

      Exploring the intersection of criminal law and societal dynamics, this book delves into how legal systems operate within the context of crime. Richard Deming, known for his crime writing, brings a unique perspective to the legal field, examining the implications of law on individuals and communities. This first installment in the series promises to provide insightful analysis and real-world examples, making complex legal concepts accessible and engaging for readers interested in the workings of criminal justice.

      Man Against Man
    • Man and Society

      Criminal Law at Work

      • 192 stránek
      • 7 hodin čtení

      Exploring the foundations of American criminal law, this book addresses critical questions about the nature of crime, the origins of lawmaking, and the influences shaping Western legal systems. It outlines the trial process for accused individuals, the law-making procedures in the U.S., and nuances such as trials in absentia and hearsay evidence exceptions. The detailed exposition provides clarity on how criminal law operates, making it an essential resource for understanding the legal framework in America.

      Man and Society
    • Man and the World

      International Law at Work

      • 192 stránek
      • 7 hodin čtení

      Tracing the evolution of international law from ancient agreements to modern frameworks, this book highlights the codification of principles in the sixteenth century. It explores the distinctions between civil and common law countries, detailing treaties, customs, general principles, and judicial decisions. The author discusses dispute settlement procedures and the roles of organizations like the United Nations and the Common Market. Additionally, it addresses laws governing the sea, air, outer space, and the individual's position within international law.

      Man and the World
    • Kiss and Kill

      • 162 stránek
      • 6 hodin čtení

      The story revolves around a transformative relationship between a man and a young woman he discovers in a bar. He mentors her, teaching her the art of allure and confidence, ultimately reshaping her into a captivating figure who attracts wealth and attention from men. The narrative explores themes of empowerment, seduction, and the complexities of their dynamic as she evolves from an awkward girl into a sophisticated woman.

      Kiss and Kill
    • Fall Girl

      • 140 stránek
      • 5 hodin čtení

      Velda's complex relationship with men is marked by manipulation and desire, but her actions are constrained by her troubled marriage. Her husband’s jealousy and anger escalate each time he discovers her infidelities, leading to emotional turmoil and financial repercussions. This dynamic highlights the tension between her pursuit of freedom and the limitations imposed by her marital obligations.

      Fall Girl