The Dinosaur Bone Case: Law and Legacy

This chapter explores the remarkable career of a Harvard Law graduate who served as a federal prosecutor, tackling high-profile cases in the Southern District of New York. It centers on a captivating legal battle over a stolen Tyrannosaurus Bataar skeleton, highlighting challenges in cultural patrimony laws and the complexities of civil forfeiture. The narrative intertwines personal reflections and legal intricacies, showcasing the intersection of paleontology, property ownership, and international diplomacy.