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The book by the French writer Frederic Pottester is a notable phenomenon in the fiction and non-fiction literature of the West; it vividly and imaginatively brings to the reader the most memorable milestones in the history of criminal justice. Written in the same detective genre as Roger Jean Segal's collection The Greatest Criminal Trials, this book is distinctive both in its conception, selection of procedural materials, way of presenting facts, and originality of psychological and everyday sketches of the relevant eras and their characteristic criminal actions. It is a kind of kaleidoscope of the most remarkable incidents in the history of criminal justice.