D.C. Unmasked & Undressed: A Memoir
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| Rating | : | 4.94 (832 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0982000995 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-06 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She retired from her judgeship in 2007 and still lives in Washington, D.C. About the AuthorLillian McEwen was born, raised and educated in Washington, D.C. She has one adult daughter.. Her stellar legal career spans decades in the city as a prosecutor, counsel on Capitol Hill, a criminal defense attorney, a law professor, and finally as a United States Federal Administrative Law Judge
She retired from her judgeship in 2007 and still lives in Washington, D.C. Lillian McEwen was born, raised and educated in Washington, D.C. She has one adult daughter.. Her stellar legal career spans decades in the city as a prosecutor, counsel on Capitol Hill, a criminal defense attorney, a law professor, and finally as a United States Federal Administrative Law Judge
Thomas S Doty said Nothing special about this book. An uninspiring read and very confusing as it jumps around to various points in her lifetime.. "Excellent Experience" according to LADY J. Excellent Experience. Who are they to Judge us? I read this book by Lillian; it is very sexual as the Washington post claimed. I also found it quite profound. I have no reason to doubt what Lillian writes to be only the truth. She exposes herself in a very courageous way.The thing I found most interesting is the people we choose to make law in our country. Law isn't always by the book. The Supreme Court also makes morale laws for us to follow. Why do we need this? Judge Thomas liked to have sex with multiple partners. He enjoyed watching two women have sex,
(Lillian McEwen). With grace and honesty, she reminds us all of the human condition and the reality that we cannot move through this world without being survivors of something. She disrobes Washington, D.C. In a riveting, brutal, raw, sexually driven memoir, retired Washington, D.C. Federal Judge Lillian McEwen reveals the obsessions and vulnerabilities that drive us all. With breathless courage, McEwen draws readers through a punishing childhood and through intoxicating layers of survival and a life lived. establishment and puts readers in bed with the men and women who make policy for the United States of America