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Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption, Parts 4, Grades 9-10

In this section of 'Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption,' we reach the climax of Walter McMillian's story, covering the retrial to his eventual release. This part of the book not only provides resolution to McMillian's case but also offers deeper insight into the themes of justice, redemption, and mercy. Focus on the legal proceedings, the reactions of those involved, and the emotional journey leading to McMillian's release.

Question 1

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What key factors or events lead to Walter McMillian's retrial and eventual release?

Question 2

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How do Stevenson and his team prepare for the retrial? Describe any specific strategies or evidence they use.

Question 3

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Discuss the reaction of McMillian's family and the local community to his release. How does Stevenson portray these reactions?

Question 4

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Analyze the significance of McMillian's release in the context of the book's themes of justice and redemption. How does this event contribute to the overall message Stevenson is conveying?

Question 5

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Reflect on Bryan Stevenson's role in achieving justice for Walter McMillian. What qualities or actions of Stevenson does the author highlight as being crucial to the case's outcome?

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