The Chickenshit Club: Why Justice Dept Fails Executives

A critical examination of the U.S. Justice Department's reluctance to prosecute corporate executives, this book exposes the systemic failures and cultural pressures that hinder accountability. Written by Jesse Eisinger, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, it offers a deep dive into high-profile cases and investigative reporting.

• Format: Print edition, paperback
• Key Features: Based on extensive interviews and court documents, revealing how legal loopholes and internal politics protect white-collar criminals
• Contents: Chapters covering the rise of deferred prosecution agreements, the decline of trial culture, and the story of the “Chickenshit Club” nickname
• Collector Value: Current edition for readers interested in law, justice, and corporate crime

This book is a new, unread copy ideal for legal professionals, students, and concerned citizens.