Just Mercy 1-7

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What is the main theme of 'Just Mercy'?

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The main theme of 'Just Mercy' is the exploration of personal experiences with injustice and their impact on individuals and society.

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What does the term 'condemn' mean in the context of the book?

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To denounce or openly criticize.

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How do the stories in Chapter 4 illustrate the need for reform in the criminal justice system?

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They illustrate systemic issues such as racial discrimination, wrongful convictions, or harsh sentencing practices.

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What is an example of an injustice in Walter McMillan's trial?

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Moving the trial to a different county with less representation of his peers.

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How does the prison environment in Chapter 4 support the book's message?

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By highlighting the harsh realities faced by inmates.

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What systemic issue does 'Just Mercy' address regarding the legal system?

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The book addresses issues such as racial discrimination, wrongful convictions, and the need for reform.

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What role does media coverage play in Walter McMillan's trial?

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Media coverage can influence public perception and the fairness of the trial.

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What is the significance of personal narratives in 'Just Mercy'?

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Personal narratives highlight the human impact of systemic injustices and the need for empathy and reform.

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How does Bryan Stevenson advocate for justice in 'Just Mercy'?

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He advocates for justice through legal representation, raising awareness, and highlighting systemic issues.

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What does 'Just Mercy' suggest about the effectiveness of the current legal system?

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The book suggests that the current legal system is flawed and often fails to deliver true justice.