American Injustice: Inside Stories from the Underbelly of the Criminal Justice System Free Audiobook Download by David S. Rudolf

Ever wonder what goes on in the criminal justice system? Is it a place of rehabilitation or punishment? David S. Rudolf was one of the many Americans who found themselves caught up in the system, spending time behind bars for crimes that he didn't commit. This audiobook tells his story of how he was wrongfully accused and imprisoned for over 4 years.

David S. Rudolf's book American Injustice: Inside Stories from the Underbelly of the Criminal Justice System is a powerful true crime story narrated by David and Sean Pratt. The audiobook is about how David was wrongly convicted of murder, leaving him in prison for 11 years before being released when scientific testing proved his innocence.

David S. Rudolf is a writer who has spent years reporting on the criminal justice system and interviewing inmates, prosecutors, judges, and defense lawyers. His book American Injustice is filled with stories of how the American criminal justice system is broken. For example, one story talks about how a 12-year-old boy was killed by a police officer at what was supposed to be a family picnic, but instead it was more of an execution because he had been drinking alcohol with his family. Another story tells about how a man was wrongfully incarcerated for life for a crime he didn't commit just because the victim's daughter had old photos that were misidentified as him in them.

"The first time I caught the guy, I saw him come around a corner—and my reaction was to high-five him." David S. Rudolf explains how, as a lawyer and prosecutor in New York City for thirteen years, he was able to take crime off the streets and put criminals behind bars. In his book American Injustice: Inside Stories from the Underbelly of the Criminal Justice System, which is narrated by Sean Pratt (actor from The Wire), Rudolf shares many stories. His memoir opens with a scene in which he realizes that there's no point in trying to fight crime when everyone just wants to watch "Law & Order" every day. He then goes on to share such stories as how he once found a

In American Injustice, David Rudolf tells us of the various stories that have been hidden from society. He discusses the three main groups of justice: 1) The first is police officers who deal with crimes and interrogate suspects. 2) The second are prosecutors who go after criminal cases that were brought to their attention by police. 3) Finally, there is a third group who work as defense attorneys and represent people accused of committing crime.

A powerful new book that tells true stories of the most unsettling episodes in American criminal justice history.