#1
Who is the author of 'Just Mercy'?
John Grisham
Harper Lee
Bryan Stevenson
Jodi Picoult
#2
Which U.S. state serves as the primary setting for the events in 'Just Mercy'?
California
Alabama
New York
Texas
#3
In 'Just Mercy,' what legal principle or concept does Bryan Stevenson often emphasize?
Habeas corpus
Double jeopardy
Ex post facto
Due process
#4
What inspired Bryan Stevenson to become involved in criminal justice and advocacy work?
Personal experience with wrongful conviction
A fictional novel
Legal studies in college
A documentary film
#5
What is the significance of the title 'Just Mercy' in Bryan Stevenson's memoir?
Symbolizes revenge and retribution
Reflects the legal system's flaws
Represents a call for fairness and compassion
Serves as a metaphor for innocence
#6
In 'Just Mercy,' what is the primary focus of Bryan Stevenson's work?
Corporate Law
Criminal Justice and Death Penalty Defense
Environmental Law
Family Law
#7
Which character(s) in 'Just Mercy' played a significant role in Bryan Stevenson's legal career?
Walter McMillian
Eva Ansley
Both A and B
Anthony Ray Hinton
#8
What significant legal case forms the central narrative in 'Just Mercy'?
Brown v. Board of Education
Miranda v. Arizona
Furman v. Georgia
Gideon v. Wainwright
#9
In 'Just Mercy,' what is the role of the character Herbert Richardson in the story?
Defense attorney
Wrongfully convicted individual
Prosecutor
Judge
#10
Which aspect of the criminal justice system is critically examined in 'Just Mercy'?
Policing methods
Prison conditions
Legal education
Jury selection
#11
In what year was Bryan Stevenson's organization, the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), founded?
#12
What major theme(s) does 'Just Mercy' explore?
Racial injustice and systemic inequality
Science fiction and fantasy
Romantic love stories
Historical biographies
#13
Which award did 'Just Mercy' receive for its literary achievements?
Pulitzer Prize
Man Booker Prize
Nobel Prize in Literature
National Book Award
#14
What social issues does 'Just Mercy' address beyond the criminal justice system?
Climate change
Education reform
Poverty and racial inequality
Technological advancements
#15
Which of the following statements best describes Bryan Stevenson's writing style in 'Just Mercy'?
Solely factual and devoid of emotions
Verbose and complex
Accessible and empathetic
Abstract and philosophical