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In *Just Mercy*, attorney Bryan Stevenson chronicles his tireless fight to right the wrongs of America’s criminal‑justice system. Beginning with his first encounter with Walter McMillian—a Black man wrongfully condemned to death in 1980s Alabama—Stevenson reveals how a single case can expose a web of racial bias, prosecutorial misconduct, and inhumane punishment. Through vivid courtroom drama, heartbreaking personal stories, and moments of unexpected grace, he shows how compassion and relentless advocacy can challenge entrenched injustice. The memoir weaves together legal battles, the lives of the incarcerated, and the broader social forces that shape their fates, offering a powerful call for mercy, redemption, and systemic reform.
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ISBN-10 0525580034 · ISBN-13 9780525580034 · Delacorte Press, an imprint of Random House Children's Books · Sep 18, 2018
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ISBN-10 1925228312 · ISBN-13 9781925228311 · Scribe Publications · 1600

ISBN-10 0812994523 · ISBN-13 9780812994520 · Spiegel & Grau · 2014

ISBN-10 0812994531 · ISBN-13 9780812994537 · Spiegel & Grau · 2014

ISBN-10 0553550616 · ISBN-13 9780553550610 · Random House Audio · 2014 October 21
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