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JUSTICE IS SERVED

     2024 IBPA Ben Franklin and IPPY
                  Awards-Silver Medal

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[A] delectable page-turner...part memoir, part culinary odyssey, and part historical account of an extraordinary evening. I was salivating from beginning to end.

-Reyna Grande,
author of A Dream Called Home
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In this true-life Julie and Julia meets Notorious RBG mash-up, former attorney Leslie Karst recounts how finagling her way into hosting an intimate dinner party for Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg sent her on a journey of culinary and personal discovery—and, ultimately, completely changed her life.

Justice is Served is Karst’s light-hearted, earnest account of the journey this unexpected challenge launched her on—starting with a trip to Paris for culinary inspiration, and ending with the dinner itself. Along the way, she imparts details of Ginsburg’s transformation from a young Jewish girl from Flatbush, Brooklyn, to one of the most celebrated Supreme Court justices in our nation’s history, and shares recipes for the mouthwatering dishes she came up with as she prepared for the big night.

A heartfelt story of simultaneously searching for delicious recipes and purpose in life,

Justice is Served is an inspiring reminder that it’s never too late to discover—and follow—your deepest passion.

The highest of recommendations for this unique and gorgeously written recipe for happiness. Surprising, captivating, and as delicious as a perfect meal, I love this book beyond all reason.

-Hank Phillippi
USA Today  bestselling author of Her Perfect Lie

[A]n entertaining, engrossing page-turner.

-Foreword Reviews
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Leslie and Ruth

(Photos: Robin McDuff)
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Leslie at the US Supreme Court

RBG speaks about Leslie's late father, Kenneth L. Karst

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