William R. Eleazer
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William R. Eleazer

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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William Eleazer is a native of Springfield, Georgia, a small town just a few miles from Savannah. He earned a BA degree from Vanderbilt University, later earning a JD degree from George Washington University and an LL.M in Litigation from Emory University. He has enjoyed several careers, first as a U.S. Marine Corps infantry officer, then as an attorney, and later running a small publishing business. As an attorney, he served as a prosecutor, defense counsel, and military judge, and taught for twenty years as a law professor at Stetson University College of Law. His novels are about the law, especially criminal law—crimes and criminal trials, witnesses, prosecutors, trial judges, criminal defense attorneys (some good and some downright evil), investigators, deputies, bailiffs, law students, law schools, law professors, and much more. He takes you into the courtroom so you can see up close the majesty of the law as well as its pitfalls. The characters are fictitious, but the court procedure and evidence rulings are authentic and the courtroom scenes are realistic—with all the excitement, tension, and intrigue you'll find in the most notorious criminal trials in the nation. And it all takes place in historic Savannah, Georgia. If you love legal thrillers, you'll love SAVANNAH LAW, and its sequels---THE INDICTMENTS, and THE TWO-WITNESS RULE. And if you love Savannah, you are in for a special treat as the colorful characters come alive in this beautiful city! He now lives in St. Petersburg, Florida, with his wife, Jan, where he's now working on his fourth novel. He and his wife enjoy spending time in the summers at a home they built in the North Carolina Smoky Mountains.
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