An Imperfect Process (2013)
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Back in her kitchen, she almost splashed coffee all over the counter when she spotted the blaring headline, GUILT DISPUTED AS EXECUTION DATE APPROACHES.
Good God, after only three days? Heart hammering, she sat down and began skimming the story. Or rather, stories. A1 and his interns had done a great job of pulling together the history of the case and the new evidence. All the major players who were still alive were quoted. The coverage benefited by the fact that it wasn't competing with any maj...or national news stories. Heaven be thanked for the late summer doldrums.
The main story jumped inside to a double-page spread filled with related stories. The question of guilt or innocence provided tons of human interest, and A1 Coleman was wringing out every morsel.
Cal Murphy and Val were quoted, as was the retired lawyer who had prosecuted the case. The latter unfortunately still thought that Daniel was guilty and should have been executed long since. The state's attorney agreed, upholding her predecessor despite the new evidence that had surfaced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Back in her kitchen, she almost splashed coffee all over the counter when she spotted the blaring headline, GUILT DISPUTED AS EXECUTION DATE APPROACHES.
Good God, after only three days? Heart hammering, she sat down and began skimming the story. Or rather, stories. A1 and his interns had done a great job of pulling together the history of the case and the new evidence. All the major players who were still alive were quoted. The coverage benefited by the fact that it wasn't competing with any maj...or national news stories. Heaven be thanked for the late summer doldrums.
The main story jumped inside to a double-page spread filled with related stories. The question of guilt or innocence provided tons of human interest, and A1 Coleman was wringing out every morsel.
Cal Murphy and Val were quoted, as was the retired lawyer who had prosecuted the case. The latter unfortunately still thought that Daniel was guilty and should have been executed long since. The state's attorney agreed, upholding her predecessor despite the new evidence that had surfaced.
What to read after An Imperfect Process?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jo Putney to read onlineMoreLess
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