Lawyer Henry Resnik needs no introduction. He began practice as an accomplished legal scholar. In the mid-1980s, he became famous for his participation in the cotton business. During the years of perestroika and the first decade of the new Russia, he gained fame in matters of honor and dignity. Now his main interest is the fight against the repressive apparatus and the protection of lawyers and entrepreneurs from unfair persecution. Henry Reznik is one of the few Russian lawyers awarded the status of a guest lecturer at the Strasbourg Court of Human Rights. Dmitry Bykov called Henry Reznik's memories high jumps not only because of the volleyball and sports past of the famous lawyer. The imitation, in the opinion of many, system of criminal law in Russia places high moral demands on any lawyer, especially a public lawyer. Either you are part of the “scheme” (willingly or not), or you are a hero. There is no “middle” way. Criminal prosecution is often used as a tool not only for justice, but also for resolving commercial disputes, an element of competition between pressure groups. Therefore, Reznik’s book will be of interest to criminal lawyers, law enforcement officers and courts, and civil lawyers... And everyone who deals with domestic justice. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.