Carson's Conspiracy (2012)
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Carl Carson was well aware that ‘conspiracy’ was a word much endeared to Attorneys General and Directors of Public Prosecutions. To be a conspirator was held – for some totally irrational reason – to be considerably more heinous than to be a crook on one’s own. And, as soon as they began to move in concert, he and Peter Pluckworthy were conspirators.
Or were they? Carson had a great respect for the law. He liked, that is to say, to think of legality in generous and comprehensive terms. As sp...reading wide, in fact. A man mustn’t be too ready to feel himself outside it. Lawyers themselves understood this, and plenty of them were prepared to exercise great powers of mind to make juries believe, and therefore judges declare, that their client’s intentions, and even actions, had been as blameless as the skipping of lambs in spring. So although he and Pluckworthy were now undoubtedly cooking up something together, could it really be regarded as a course of conduct insusceptible of some sort of favourable interpretation in the hands of a wily chap in a wig and gown?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carl Carson was well aware that ‘conspiracy’ was a word much endeared to Attorneys General and Directors of Public Prosecutions. To be a conspirator was held – for some totally irrational reason – to be considerably more heinous than to be a crook on one’s own. And, as soon as they began to move in concert, he and Peter Pluckworthy were conspirators.
Or were they? Carson had a great respect for the law. He liked, that is to say, to think of legality in generous and comprehensive terms. As sp...reading wide, in fact. A man mustn’t be too ready to feel himself outside it. Lawyers themselves understood this, and plenty of them were prepared to exercise great powers of mind to make juries believe, and therefore judges declare, that their client’s intentions, and even actions, had been as blameless as the skipping of lambs in spring. So although he and Pluckworthy were now undoubtedly cooking up something together, could it really be regarded as a course of conduct insusceptible of some sort of favourable interpretation in the hands of a wily chap in a wig and gown?
What to read after Carson's Conspiracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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