Alan Dershowitz discusses his book, “The Advocate’s Devil.” Dershowitz describes the characters such as Abe Ringle, the protagonist. He says that his mentors and clients helped him construct the characters and the book brings up issues such as balancing privacy with the safety of society. Dershowitz goes on to talk about cases that influenced his writing such as individuals on death row, lawyers’ egos, and trials on television.
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