It tells the story of a lawyer helping a black man to settle the wrongs. It involves the death penalty system in the United States and racial discrimination against blacks. The miscarriage rate of death row prisoners in the United States is as high as one in nine. Later, many states in the United States abolished the death penalty. But this is because of choking, and what the state has to do is to be more cautious when condemning the death penalty, rather than abolishing the death penalty. There are bad people in the crowd, and the bad person does not die, and the next person to die is the good person.
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