Volume 29, Number 11 · June 24, 1982
Busting the People's Case
By Graham Hughes
The Best Defense
by Alan M. Dershowitz
Random House, 425 pp., $16.95
Some years ago I represented several New York nursing home operators who were uneasy about being investigated by the special prosecutor. Bernard Bergman was notorious at the time, relentlessly depicted in the press as having coldly tortured helpless old people for money. I remember that one of my clients (a smart, tough veteran of business wars) told me that he had had dealings with Bergman and that no one had ever frightened him so much.
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