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What systemic issues are highlighted in Chapter 4 of 'Just Mercy'?

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Racial discrimination, wrongful convictions, and harsh sentencing practices.

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What is Bryan Stevenson's primary motivation for writing 'Just Mercy'?

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To advocate for justice reform.

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What is an example of 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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Why does Stevenson share his personal encounter with the police in Chapter 2?

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To illustrate the personal impact of systemic issues, like the mistreatment of innocent people.

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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 role does racial discrimination play in the criminal justice system as discussed in 'Just Mercy'?

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It contributes to wrongful convictions and unfair sentencing.

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What is the significance of Walter McMillan's case in 'Just Mercy'?

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It exemplifies the flaws in the criminal justice system and the impact of systemic racism.

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How does Stevenson describe the impact of media coverage on trials?

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Media coverage can influence public perception and bias the judicial process.

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What does Stevenson suggest is necessary for criminal justice reform?

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Increased awareness of systemic issues and advocacy for policy changes.

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What is the importance of legal representation in the context of 'Just Mercy'?

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Lack of legal representation can lead to wrongful convictions and injustices.