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Recommendations for books with U.K. courtroom scenes

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tobee Wed 15-Mar-17 17:06:29

Anybody got any good recommendations for this? I'm only really interested in UK stuff at the moment. Off the top of my head I already know Strong Poison, Paying Guests, Appletree Yard, Witness for the Prosecution. I tried googling but it's all swamped by US stuff and movies. As realistic as possible, please. I like all the detail. Thank you.

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Allthebestnamesareused Wed 15-Mar-17 17:15:14

Are there Kavanagh QC books?

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tripfiction Tue 21-Mar-17 17:54:09

I think this would be right up your street and just out:

Summary Justice by John Fairfax - our review here: www.tripfiction.com/court-drama-set-in-london/

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ActuallyThatsSUPREMECommander Tue 21-Mar-17 17:54:46

The Franchise Affair?

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tobee Tue 21-Mar-17 19:39:05

Ooh thank you. I will look into those and Kavanagh.

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RedComet Wed 22-Mar-17 22:20:59

Apple tree yard? Loved the book, no so keen on tv version.

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crapfatbanana Wed 22-Mar-17 22:37:13

Rumpole of the Bailey
Bleak House

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crapfatbanana Wed 22-Mar-17 22:41:29

Jeffrey Archer's written courtroom/legal fiction I think.

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WillWorkForShoes Fri 24-Mar-17 23:43:53

All the Rumpole books. Written by John Mortimer, who was a barrister.

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Bee7777 Tue 28-Mar-17 00:18:00

Hi i think you would like this, it's got a lot of court scenes in it, it is also NONFICTION, it's called The Mega Pig File by David Jordan

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tobee Tue 28-Mar-17 00:33:43

Thank you for the suggestions.

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