A Question of Privilege (The Judge Ment Series Book 1)

A BRUTAL MURDER. A VICIOUS KILLER. AN EXPERIENCED JUDGE. A MORAL DILEMMA.
Judges are there to judge or so they say. They listen to the evidence, evaluate it, apply the law and logical reasoning, and deliver a judgment or verdict. But Judges are also human beings with personalities, personal lives, and weaknesses.

Enter the world of Judge William L Ment. Ment has all the skills and knowledge of a brilliant judge, but he has one problem. He has an overdose of intuition. When a brutal murder takes place and Ment is the trial judge, this cognitive faculty takes over, and Ment finds himself in a difficult situation. How will he balance his duty as a presiding judge with his quest to find the truth?