There’s a new entry in my canon of great legal movies—Just Mercy, which opened nationwide on Jan. 10.
The movie depicts Equal Justice Initiative director Bryan Stevenson’s fight to win exoneration for Alabama Death Row inmate Walter McMillian.
The story is a reminder of the power lawyers wield—for both good and ill—in administering justice.
January 12, 2020 at 10:23 PM
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There’s a new entry in my canon of great legal movies—Just Mercy, which opened nationwide on Jan. 10.
The movie depicts Equal Justice Initiative director Bryan Stevenson’s fight to win exoneration for Alabama Death Row inmate Walter McMillian.
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