Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption

Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption

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Children’s Biography Science & Technology +1 more
格式 電子書
頁數 352
語言 英語
已出版 Oct 21, 2014
出版商 Spiegel & Grau
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Bryan Stevenson’s journey unfolds as both a compelling personal narrative and a powerful call for justice. With unwavering determination, he founded the Equal Justice Initiative to advocate for those caught in a flawed system, particularly those wrongfully convicted or condemned to die. Throughout his experience, he encounters heartbreaking stories that highlight the urgent need for compassion and reform in the criminal justice landscape.

As Stevenson delves into the lives of his clients, readers are drawn into gripping tales of resilience, hope, and the human capacity for mercy. His eloquent storytelling not only sheds light on systemic injustices but also inspires a deeper understanding of empathy and redemption. Through each chapter, Stevenson encourages us to reflect on what justice truly means and the importance of standing up for the voiceless.

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5.0

Literally reading about how horrible and unjust our system in criminal system is is just absolutely so disheartening. A small part of me do needs to realize of this all happened back in the early '90s where our judicial system was a little bit different, but at the same time even looking at our future system currently. What happened back then and reading all the stories about some of these cases that were brought up? It makes me question and wonder that like if it was happening right now with the same s*** still be going on. And the worst part about thinking that is that the answer is yes, a lot of the cases that was brought up in this book unfortunately enough. A lot of the times this incentive s*** is still to the state is happening and let's see yours and years later. Either like this book was very eye-opening and very inspirational and very emotional at times as well. Absolutely love this book

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