Just Mercy Chapters 12 and 13

How long was Walter McMillian on death row before his release?

• Six years

• Five years

• Seven years

• Three years

What was Walter's emotional state upon being released from death row?

• Conflicted with a wave of emotions

• Indifferent

• Joyful without reservations

• Unaffected

What major issue did Walter face in reconnecting with his wife, Minnie?

• Geographical distance

• Emotional distance due to his absence

• Legal restrictions

• Communication barriers

What does Bryan Stevenson plan to do after Walter's release?

• Retire from law

• Write a book

• File a civil lawsuit for compensation

• Take a vacation

Why is it difficult for Walter to receive financial compensation for his wrongful conviction?

• Lack of evidence

• Qualified immunity protects the officials involved

• Walter refuses to sue

• The statute of limitations expired

What new career does Walter pursue after a work-related injury?

• Logging business

• Selling scrap metal

• Writing

• Teaching

How does Walter use his experience to raise awareness?

• Creating a documentary

• Starting a blog

• Writing a memoir

• Speaking at law schools with Stevenson

What new role does Bryan Stevenson take on to inspire future generations?

• Politician

• Activist

• Teacher at New York University

• Filmmaker

What recognition does Bryan Stevenson receive for his work?

• Presidential Medal of Freedom

• Human rights award in Sweden

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Pulitzer Prize

What lasting impact does wrongful conviction have on Walter?

• Public recognition

• Financial stability

• Psychological trauma

• Physical health issues