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&#8220Afirsthand, eye-opening story of a prosecutor that
exposes the devastating criminal punishment system. Laura
Coates bleeds for justice on the page. b &#8221b &#8212Ibam
X. Kendi, National Book Award&#8211wining author of i
Stamped from the Beginning i and i How to Be an Antiracist i b
When Laura Coates joined the Department of Justice as a
prosecutor, she wanted to advocate for the most vulnerable
among us. But she quickly realized that even with the best
intentions, &#8220thpursuit of justice creates
injustice.&#8221Through Coates&#8217sexperiences, we see
that no matter how fair you try to fight, being Black, a woman,
and a mother are identities often at odds in the justice system.
She and her colleagues face seemingly impossible situations
as they teeter between what is right and what is just. On the
front lines of our legal system, Coates saw how Black
communities are policed differently Black cases are
prosecuted differently Black defendants are judged differently.
How the court system seems to be the one place where
minorities are overrepresented, an unrelenting parade of Black
and Brown defendants in numbers that belie their percentage
in the population and overfill American prisons. She also
witnessed how others in the system either abused power or
were abused by it&#8212fo example, when an undocumented
witness was arrested by ICE, when a white colleague taught
Coates how to unfairly interrogate a young Black defendant, or

when a judge victim-blamed a young sexual assault survivor
based on her courtroom attire. Through these revelatory and
captivating scenes from the courtroom, Laura Coates explores
the tension between the idealism of the law and the reality of
working within the parameters of our flawed legal system,
exposing the chasm between what is right and what is lawful.
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b INSTANT i NEW YORK TIMES i BESTSELLER b b
&#8220Afirsthand, eye-opening story of a prosecutor that
exposes the devastating criminal punishment system. Laura
Coates bleeds for justice on the page. b &#8221b &#8212Ibam

X. Kendi, National Book Award&#8211wining author of i
Stamped from the Beginning i and i How to Be an Antiracist i b
When Laura Coates joined the Department of Justice as a
prosecutor, she wanted to advocate for the most vulnerable
among us. But she quickly realized that even with the best
intentions, &#8220thpursuit of justice creates
injustice.&#8221Through Coates&#8217sexperiences, we see
that no matter how fair you try to fight, being Black, a woman,
and a mother are identities often at odds in the justice system.
She and her colleagues face seemingly impossible situations
as they teeter between what is right and what is just. On the
front lines of our legal system, Coates saw how Black
communities are policed differently Black cases are
prosecuted differently Black defendants are judged differently.
How the court system seems to be the one place where
minorities are overrepresented, an unrelenting parade of Black
and Brown defendants in numbers that belie their percentage
in the population and overfill American prisons. She also
witnessed how others in the system either abused power or
were abused by it&#8212fo example, when an undocumented
witness was arrested by ICE, when a white colleague taught
Coates how to unfairly interrogate a young Black defendant, or
when a judge victim-blamed a young sexual assault survivor
based on her courtroom attire. Through these revelatory and
captivating scenes from the courtroom, Laura Coates explores
the tension between the idealism of the law and the reality of
working within the parameters of our flawed legal system,
exposing the chasm between what is right and what is lawful.