The Dirt on Celebrity Trials

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updated Mar 29, 2011

By Author - LawCrossing

11/15/07

On October 1, 2007, Dubin published his 244-page book The Star Chamber: How Celebrities Go Free and Their Lawyers Become Famous. Inside, he reveals "behind-the-scenes" secrets of celebrity trials, from O.J. Simpson's to Robert Blake's to Michael Jackson's to Phil Spector's to Britney Spears's and more. And Dubin should know. He received national acclaim for winning the $30 million Robert Blake wrongful death case.

According to one Amazon.com reviewer, the book "makes you wonder what went on behind the scenes at all the other major celebrity trials and what is happening now with the O.J. hearing coming up."

Another reviewer, who gave the book five stars out of five, said, "Finally, someone from the inside tells the truth about what goes on behind the scenes...Dubin writes a no-nonsense, to-the-point book that is a quick read and a must have."

However, one reviewer likened the book to a tabloid.
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The book also includes emails between lawyers, as well as the trials' nitty-gritty details, such as, in the words of one reviewer, "Blake charged him to fight during the trial."

The Star Chamber, published by Phoenix Books, can be purchased at Amazon.com.


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