Three Felonies a Day
A legal analysis arguing that the vast and vague nature of federal criminal law in the United States leaves the average professional unknowingly vulnerable to prosecution. The book illustrates how broadly worded statutes and prosecutorial discretion can turn ordinary business activities into potential felonies.
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Ranked #275 of 1942 · 391 pages · Published 2009
Mentioned 3× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 3 episodes, most recently on Oct 10, 2025.
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Book data: ISBN 9781594032554. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.