n civil law. He was also ventured into the realm of politics, where he was elected into the Mississippi state House of Represenitives. Yet durring his stay at MSU the career we all now know him for, writer.
             The twisted tale of Grisham's Street Lawyer takes place in Washington D.C. in the present time, starting with Michael Brock being employed by a huge law firm called Drake & Sweeney. And ending with Michael in a run down firm for the homeless called the 14th Street Clinic. Michael thinks while riding with his colleague, Mordacai Green, a
             prominate Washington homeless lawyer, to his new place of employment, "We drove the well plowed streets of Northwest Washington, blocks and sections of boarded up row
             houses, passed projects so tough ambulance drivers refuse to enter" (Grisham 84). It is
             through this horrid view of Washington that Michael develops his inner struggle on whether to give up his multi-million-dollar career to become an advocate for the homeless, to try and fix the harshness that these people must endure
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