Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, Parts 3, Grades 11-12
In Part 3 of 'Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption,' we follow the appeals and challenges faced by Bryan Stevenson as he fights for Walter McMillian's retrial. This section highlights the legal hurdles, the gathering of new evidence, and the struggle against a system resistant to admitting its mistakes. Stevenson's perseverance and the impact of community support become evident as the narrative unfolds. Please answer the following questions based on your reading.
Question 1
What new evidence or testimonies does Bryan Stevenson uncover during the appeal process for Walter McMillian?
Question 2
How does Stevenson deal with the legal and procedural obstacles he encounters during the appeals process?
Question 3
Describe a moment or event in this section that exemplifies the systemic resistance Stevenson faces. How does he respond?
Question 4
Analyze the role of community support in the appeals process for Walter McMillian. How does this support impact the case?
Question 5
Reflect on the broader implications of Walter McMillian's appeals process as described in this section. What does it reveal about the challenges of fighting wrongful convictions within the American legal system?
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