Death of a Jewish American Princess by Shirley Frondrof

Death of a Jewish American Princess by Shirley Frondrof

In 1981, Steven Steinberg stood trial for the murder of his wife, Elana, in Scottsdale, Arizona. His defense team used the controversial "Jewish American Princess" tactic, shockingly blaming Elana's personality for her own death. Attorney Shirley Frondrof delivers a powerful account of this infamous case, dissecting the courtroom manipulation, blatant exploitation of stereotypes, and the stunning acquittal that set a killer free. Explore the devastating impact of victim-blaming and the urgent need for legal ethics reform in this gripping true crime narrative. This book is perfect for readers interested in women's studies, legal thrillers, and social justice.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Frondrof masterfully exposes how damaging stereotypes can sway a jury and obstruct justice. The author offers a compelling legal analysis of the notorious "Jewish American Princess" defense and its tragic consequences. This book is essential reading for anyone intrigued by legal ethics, true crime, or the manipulation of bias in the courtroom.