P.D. James - A Certain Justice (Detective Series)

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A Certain Justice is an Adam Dalgliesh novel by P. D. James, published in 1997. A three-episode 1998 TV mini-series was made based upon the novel.
Plot summary
Venetia Aldridge is a brilliant criminal lawyer who is set to take over as the Head of Chambers in Pawlet Court, London. She successfully defends Garry Ashe against the charge of the murder of his aunt but is unprepared when her daughter flaunts her emotional involvement with him. Venetia is murdered in her office soon after her trial. Adam Dalgliesh investigates what appears to be an inside job. Things are not as simple as they seem like all the suspects appear to have unbreakable alibis. A second murder occurs later in the narrative and there is a tantalizing ending when one of the "murderers" appears to confess with the knowledge that the case could never come to trial because of a lack of evidence.
Major themes
The book also explores the psyche of a pathological criminal, the moral dilemmas of the defense lawyer and the repercussions of a successful defense of a murderer on those who are alive, including the victim's survivors and the defense lawyer herself. It is also a comment on the limitations of the criminal justice system.
Reception
In a 1997 book review for The New York Times, Ben Mcintyre called the book "vintage James" and summarized it as "a book in which revenge is not quite sated and deserts are not always just. That may not be the most satisfying conclusion, but it contains a certain truth."
Adaptations
A television version of the novel was produced for Britain's ITV network in 1998. It starred Roy Marsden as Adam Dalgliesh.
A Certain Justice
First edition
Author P. D. James
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Series Adam Dalgliesh #10
Genre Mystery novel
Publisher Faber & Faber
Publication date 1 October 1997
Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)
Pages 400 pp (first edition, hardback)
Preceded by Original Sin
Followed by Death in Holy Orders

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I agree, I’ve read the book, and I had to put it down to get over some of the scenes. It’s been newly adapted, and I still haven’t been able to watch it. Here goes, anyway.