Andrew Case writes books and plays about police, crime, and injustice. He investigated police abuse for a decade in New York and served as the judicial clerk in the racial profiling trial of Joe Arpaio. His critically-acclaimed books and award-winning plays reflect a post-Ferguson perspective on criminal justice and policing.

His play THE RANT, based on his ten years of experience investigating police misconduct for the City of New York, was produced at InterAct Theatre in Philadelphia, New Theatre in Miami, New Jersey Repertory Theatre, and Mary-Arrchie Theatre in Chicago. THE RANT is published by DPS.

Other plays have been produced at numerous venues in New York and at Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago. His plays have been developed at the O'Neill Theatre Center, the Atlantic Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club, and Primary Stages, where he was a member of the New American Writers Group. He has received a Samuel Goldwyn award for screenwriting and is a member of PEN America Center.