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Title: The Street Lawyer
Author: John Grisham
Rating: Must Read!
Publisher: Doubleday
Reviewed by: Jason Hardy

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  • "The Street Lawyer" is an outstanding statement on how people should be treated. The book is simply exploding with detail, and once again Grisham has created a page turner that you canÆt tear away from.

    The book starts out, with a hold up in a the huge firm of Drake and Sweeney. The hold up is by a homeless person, DeVon Hardy (found out later) or Mister. He has others in the room, but the person who is most affected is one Mike Brocks, who was an aspiring associate in the firm, and would make partner in a couple of years.

    Mike is so affected that he leaves the firm to become a "Street Lawyer," a defender of the homeless and poor. Unfortunately, before he leaves the office though, he "barrows" a file that retained to Mister, and another character, but something happens before he can give it backà

    To find out the rest you HAVE to read this novel. It kind of wavers from GrishamÆs usual genera, but makes you look at your self in a new way. I warn you, if you eat and read (which I do to often) DONÆT youÆll start to fell bad about it!

    Later,

    Jason "The J-Dog" Hardy








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