Where's mine
(Book)

"In the late 1970's and 1980's, the U.S. Attorney's Office based in Chicago and agents of the FBI undertook an investigation of judicial corruption in the Circuit Court of Cook County. The U.S. Attorney's Office and the FBI managed to maintain secrecy about the investigation for years, permitting the use of undercover law enforcement personnel appearing before elected and appointed county judges. The maintenance of secrecy was essential to the success of the investigation. This lengthy investigation revealed that a group of lawyers routinely paid some judges to secure favorable treatment for their clients. The corruption was concentrated in cases in traffic court and in the criminal courts, along with a few in civil courts. The book is a fictional version of Operation Greylord. It describes characters, events, cases and testimony which are reflective of the actual investigation."--Amazon.com