A Time to Kill

The girl was Tanya Hailey, the daughter of Carl Lee Hailey. The two white men were later arrested at the town bar when one of Tanya’s sneakers was found in the back of his pick up. While at the courthouse, on their

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Jake and Carl Lee developed a strong bond and a sense of unity between the both of them. This main reason that I think that he did this was because after consulting with a lawyer he realized that those two men would receive light sentences for their crimes. Car Lee felt that the men deserved to die for torturing his little girl. They had to set aside their differences in order for justice to be served. ” With this statement Jake brought the realization of the crime into perspective. Can you see her? I want you to picture this little girl. Jake is looking to find equal justice for Carl Lee in this racist community. Racism still flourished in the small Mississippi town because of the KKK was still active. Jake is a young, bright lawyer that understands why Carl Lee committed the murders. “Can you see her? Her raped, beaten body, soaked in their urine, soaked in their semen, soaked in her blood, left to die. With that statement Jake suggested that color had something to do with the verdict. Carl Lee hid in a closet until the time was right and then he killed the two men in a fit of rage in front of dozens of witnesses.

In the end, Carl Lee Hailey was found not guilty for two counts of murder.

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Approximate Word count = 508
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)

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