V as in Victim

V as in VictimNew York City Police Detective Mitch Taylor doesn't love being a cop, but it's a decent, respectable jobexcept for the paperwork. He files his cases as "investigations," not crimes, so that failure to solve them won't jeopardize his promotion. Lab tech Jub Freeman never wanted to work for the police, but landing in the lab suited him well. When they're called to the scene of a hit and run accident, Mitch is annoyed with the witnesses. None noted the

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Matthew Magda and illustrated by Kerri Frail

and contemporary political criticism shows that civility has never been neutral in its political uses and impacts

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