Synopses & Reviews
In this tense novel of legal and political intrigue, Tim Quinn, the former judge previously seen in The Majority Rules, is assigned to investigate and compile a dossier on the newly appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court before his Senate confirmation hearing. The President has achieved lame duck status with a soon-to-be unfriendly Congress more bent on politics than policy. He realizes that the chance of establishing a legacy before his Presidency comes to an end is slim at best. So when the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, a reasonably young and vigorous man, unexpectedly dies, the President happily appoints an interim successor to the position--the first black Chief Justice in US history. But one of the most conservative justices on the court feels that the position should have been his. He is hell bent on claiming it no matter who gets in the way…even if it means Quinns report will bring dishonor to the highest court in the land.
Review
Praise for The Report to the Judiciary
“A page-turner with a true insiders knowledge.”
--David Baldacci, New York Times bestselling author
Praise for The Majority Rules
“New thriller writer but veteran legal hand (Nixon White House lawyer, Reagan judge) Sullivan writes in that lucrative, nuance-be-damned Tom Clancy prose so perfectly suited to straight-arrow Irish-American can-do guys taking on the rats of this world.”--Kirkus Reviews
“Sullivan creates characters interesting enough to hold readers' attention, and he keeps things moving fast."--Publishers Weekly
“Sullivan brings stunning real-world experience and insight....As a jurist he knows whereof he speaks and his characters reflect that on every page. This is a great story well told."--Dale Dye, bestselling author of Platoon
Synopsis
A take on Othello, Shakespeares classic tale of calumny and revenge, set against the wheelings and dealings of Congress and the Supreme Court. Written by a judicial insider who knows the secrets behind the headlines
Synopsis
A take on Othello, Shakespeares classic tale of calumny and revenge, set against the wheelings and dealings of Congress and the Supreme Court. Written by a judicial insider who knows the secrets behind the headlines
About the Author
Eugene Sullivan is a graduate of West Point and a Vietnam veteran. He has served as an Army Ranger instructor, a White House lawyer for President Nixon, and the General Counsel of the US Air Force and the NRO, the super-secret spy agency featured in the movie,
Enemy of the State. Now on senior status with the U.S Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, Judge Sullivan also heads a judicial consulting firm that includes three former heads of the FBI who are also former judges (William Webster, William Sessions, and Louis Freeh).