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Misjudged An Unlikely Friendship Between a Prosecutor and a Convict
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ePUB
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Ja
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Erscheinungsdatum
26.01.2027
Verlag
She Writes PressSeitenzahl
320 (Printausgabe)
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9798896363392
For fans of Just Mercy and What My Bones Know, the story of a gang prosecutor who reunites with the man she sent away for life twenty years after the fact-and learns the true meaning of justice, compassion, redemption, and connection.
Born to Holocaust survivors and trained in the black-and-white world of law, veteran gang prosecutor Karen McKinney believed in justice, punishment, and moral certainty-so when she was asked to oppose the parole of a man she sent away for life twenty years earlier, she expected to confirm his ongoing danger. Instead, she was confronted with something she had never encountered: true transformation.
Misjudged chronicles McKinney's radical rethinking of justice through her evolving friendship with Joseph Herrera-a man she once believed to be irredeemable. Woven with personal reckonings, family trauma, and courtroom tension, this powerful memoir of healing and self-discovery reveals how the silent burdens of inherited trauma, family shame, and generational judgment shaped McKinney's worldview-and how, through great effort, she began to break free and learned that the stories that shape us don't have to define us. For anyone who has ever felt stuck, spiritually hungry, or disconnected from their true self, Misjudged is a compelling and hope-filled exploration of what it means to understand another person's capacity for change and how to drop our fear-forged narratives in order to find true connection and humanity in this polarized world.
Born to Holocaust survivors and trained in the black-and-white world of law, veteran gang prosecutor Karen McKinney believed in justice, punishment, and moral certainty-so when she was asked to oppose the parole of a man she sent away for life twenty years earlier, she expected to confirm his ongoing danger. Instead, she was confronted with something she had never encountered: true transformation.
Misjudged chronicles McKinney's radical rethinking of justice through her evolving friendship with Joseph Herrera-a man she once believed to be irredeemable. Woven with personal reckonings, family trauma, and courtroom tension, this powerful memoir of healing and self-discovery reveals how the silent burdens of inherited trauma, family shame, and generational judgment shaped McKinney's worldview-and how, through great effort, she began to break free and learned that the stories that shape us don't have to define us. For anyone who has ever felt stuck, spiritually hungry, or disconnected from their true self, Misjudged is a compelling and hope-filled exploration of what it means to understand another person's capacity for change and how to drop our fear-forged narratives in order to find true connection and humanity in this polarized world.
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