Stevenson argues that the society should be aware rather than punishment. His personal stories share a representation of the criminal justice system. Stevenson is responsible for reducing the amount of wrongly accused victims. Throughout the story Just Mercy, the author, Bryan Stevenson, uses an optimistic tone. During cases, he would notice that things weren’t going […]
Through his book, Just Mercy, Bryan Stevenson revisits his career as a legal advocate for marginalized people who haven’t been treated fairly by law enforcement. Stevenson moves to Atlanta to work for the Southern Prisoners Defense Committee and later movies to Alabama where he founds his organization, the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI). In Alabama, Stevenson […]
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Order nowJust Mercy, a New York Times bestseller, written by Bryan Stevenson, founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, was a captivating novel looking into the lives of many inmates, but specifically one, Walter McMillian, and their journey through the corrupt criminal justice system. This novel is mostly taken place in Alabama, which had the highest execution […]
Our character is measured by how we treat the accused, disfavored, the poor, and the condemned as well as the incarcerated. Bryan Stevenson is the executive director and founder of the Montgomery-based Equal Justice Initiative. He is a lawyer and spends most of his time in prisons, jails and on death row. He works on […]
Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson is the clear portrait of American Justice system where some selected generation and selected category people are being deprived and being miss judge by the law enforcement authority. This dishonesty bug destroying lots of innocent life and pushing them into the uncertain black hole in their life. They are deprived […]
