Memoir from the margins of justice He was charged with assault. The court granted a personal recognizance bond. But he didn’t go home. A parole hold kept him in custody. From day one, he maintained his innocence. And from day one, the system stalled. No pending date from parole. That was contingent on the case… Continue reading No Conviction, No Peace
Category: Faith & Advocacy
Reflections at the intersection of scripture and justice
Faith, Justice & the Sacred Work of Advocacy
I didn’t choose criminal defense because it was easy. I chose it because something deeper demanded it of me—something holy. Before any law school lecture or courtroom appearance, I was already being prepared for this work through the Word. Proverbs 31:8–9 is not a side note in my theology—it’s the mission statement: “Speak up for… Continue reading Faith, Justice & the Sacred Work of Advocacy
