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Consumes River College Major Victories for Men at Angola Prison in Louisiana Questions

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Book Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C2iIkfzPONIj3LUQB3CdAtO7KvPBZTirpcERxu11sLw/edit

1.  Chapter 15:  Walter physically and mentally declines as a result of the trauma he experienced from being falsely accused and imprisoned.  What is ironic about what happens when his family tries to get help for his trauma-induced dementia?  What is ironic about Walter’s reaction to the care facility he is finally placed in?

2.  Chapter 15:  Discuss the case of Jimmy Dill.  Why does it his murder conviction seem unjust? Discuss EJI’s involvement in the case.

3.  Chapter 16:  What happen on May 17, 2010 that is significant in life sentences for children?  Two years later, what motion does EJI win in relation to sentencing for children?  Give an example of a case Stevenson wins in relation the motion they won.

4.  Chapter 16:  Describe the two major victories for men at the Angola Prison in Louisiana that Stevenson discusses.

5.  Chapter 16:  Explain what is Stevenson’s definition of  “stonecatchers?” (This does not require 100-word response).

6.  Epilogue:  Explain why Stevenson states in his eulogy to Walter that people “owed Walter something.”

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