The art of justice : an eyewitness view of thirty infamous trials / by courtroom artist Marilyn Church and reporter Lou Young.

Introduction -- The '70s -- The Mitchell-Stans trial: prelude to Watergate -- Karen Ann Quinlan: faith and the "right to die" -- Rubin "Hurricane" Carter: fight for life -- David Berkowitz: the Son of Sam -- Del Zio v. Columbia Presbyterian: the test tube baby trial -- The '80s -- Buddy Jacobson: the love triangle murder -- Jean Harris: a woman scorned -- Mark David Chapman: John Lennon's assassin -- Jack Henry Abbott: nature of the beast -- John Hinckley: the President's assailant -- Reverend Sun Myung Moon: "God" on trial -- The Brink's heist and the BLA: revolution on trial -- Sharon v. Time: blood libel or bloody truth? -- Westmoreland v. CBS: Vietnam revisited -- The Mafia Commission trial: Crime, Inc. -- Stanley Friedman: the New York City corruption trial -- Bernhard Hugo Goetz: the subway vigilante -- Marla Hanson: stolen beauty -- Mary Beth Whitehead: the Baby M trial -- Robert Chambers: the preppie murder trial -- The '90s and beyond -- The Central Park jogger trial: crime, race, and the illusion of justice -- El Sayyid Nosair: the Kahane killing -- John Gotti: fall of the teflon Don -- Amy Fisher: the Long Island Lolita -- Woody Allen v. Mia Farrow: war of the heart -- Chuck Jones: the Marla Mapes obsession -- The World Trade Center and landmarks trial: jihad in America -- O.J. Simpson: the trial of the century -- Sante and Kenneth Kimes: the grifters and the case of the missing body -- Sean "Puffy" Combs: life imitates art -- Martha Stewart: cultural icon on trial -- Celebrity gallery.