Berl Falbaum Books

Detroit 1967

By Mike Hamlin, Jeff Horner, Hubert G Locke, Gregory Sumner, Freelance Journalist Bill McGraw, Tommie M. Johnson, Desiree Cooper, Marsha Music Philpot, Timothy Kiska, Finkenbine Roy E., Berl Falbaum, William Winkel, Thomas A. Klug, Joel Stone, Steven Balkin, Thomas J. Sugrue, Dr. Melba Joyce Boyd, Betty DeRamus, DeWitt S. Dykes, Dr. Charles K. Hyde, Ken Coleman, Casandra E. Ulbrich, Professor Danielle L. McGuire, Peter J. Hammer, Kathleen Kurta, Kevin Boyle, Alex Elkins, Daniel Aldridge Jr.

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“A shocking tale of wrongful conviction . . . that brings general conditions into cruelly sharp focus.” —Kirkus ReviewsJustice Failed is the story of Alton Logan, an African Ameri...

Justice Failed

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