She has worn zebra-print shoes into a courtroom, represented transsexuals, bikers, alleged murderers and rapists, and raised four children on her own. Life, Law and Not Enough Shoes is her story, from her early life struggling on welfare to becoming a barrister and Associate Professor of Forensic Science.

Her bold approach to life and law is inspiring, and her stories about the world of crime and justice are fascinating. From a well known baby-shaking case to the forensic science of decomposing flesh, this is a no-holds-barred account of crime and the law.

The publication of Life, Law and Not Enough Shoes marks the culmination of 20 years of crazy experiences in the practice of criminal law. Written by one of the world’s greatest appreciators of shoes as works of art, it will make you laugh, and cry: perhaps at the same time