Don't miss this summary of Bryan Stevenson's controversial and eye-opening book: "Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption" This FastReads' Summary provides chapter synopses, key takeaways, and analysis to help you fully digest this stunning, personal, and in-depth look at the racial injustices plaguing the American justice system. What Will You Learn from Reading This Book?Understand the history that racial discrimination plays in the modern American justice system and how this has shaped the way that minority groups and justice officials perceive and interact with each otherTrack the evolution of America’s prison system and how these institutions deal with females, juveniles, the poor, and the mentally ill Explore the psyche of a Death Row inmate and the trauma that capital punishment inflicts on the convicted, the families, and the communityUnderstand the attorney-client relationship, the challenges faced by both defendants and counselors, and the dangers of improper or unobtainable representationLearn about the history and role of victim’s rights groups how these groups can help or hinder justiceExamine the legal process, methods, and evolution of the modern execution from start to finish and the effect that media has in shaping our perception of capital punishment and the justice system at largeCritically analyze the demographic distinctions between the incarcerated population and the U.S. population. Compare America’s incarceration approach to that of other countries around the worldUnderstand the roles that empathy, mercy, hope, and compassion play in the American Justice System and the dangers posed by fear, bigotry, and angerBook Summary OverviewThe mission of Just Mercy is to peel back the curtain on corporal punishment and the culture of mass incarceration in America. An emphasis is placed on the rate at which America imprisons its’ citizens, especially the poor and African American populations, and the unforeseen consequences and costs of this mass incarceration. Stevenson shines an unapologetic light on the unfair, irresponsible, and biased prosecution of an impoverished population and the ripple effects this has on families, communities, and the American people.Click Buy Now with 1-Click to Own Your Copy Today!Please note: This is a summary, analysis and review of the book and not the original book.