Speaking for the past Groveland wants to remake itself as an Orlando bedroom community, but its first black City Council member says an ugly chapter in its past still holds it back. For juror, trial is unending Sending a man to prison for life would haunt many jurors. When one man learned the verdict he voted for was in question eight years later, his doubts rose up. There is a reason the law is represented by a scale and not a heart. Scales don't give a value to sympathy.
Scales have no appreciation for tragedy.
They are not moved by pity. On the day the state of Alabama rested its case against a man who may have been one of the most despicable enemies of the nightmare-filled struggle for civil rights, Lillie Brown was laid to rest. Watch the faces behind the words Televisions and telephones were invented, it seems, to help liars hide the truth. Stephanie Mitchell may never realize her latest dream, but that won't be because of Stephanie Mitchell. John Redbrook is no hero.