By Advice of Counsel

** "By Advice of Counsel" by Arthur Cheney Train is a gripping legal narrative set in the early 1900s that follows the trials and tribulations within attorney's offices, showcasing the potential for corruption within the judicial system. The tale opens with the mistaken arrest of Tony Mathusek, a young man wrongly accused after a neighborhood squabble. This event launches a broader look at the legal complexities of the time, where lawyers sometimes manipulate the system, law enforcement makes mistakes, and the pursuit of justice faces numerous hurdles. Mr. Tutt, a key figure in Tony’s defense, shines a light on the corruption as he navigates the court system. Through twists and turns, the story looks intently at societal standards and the discrepancies within the legal environment, suggesting a world where justice is not always blind, and innocence is often at the mercy of the powerful. **