The Fallacy in the Promise

<p>Taking his readers through a grueling eighteen-year-long psycho-legal odyssey Jabari Gravy recounts the failures of our legal justice system from legal training to jurisprudence. He also offers a breathtaking portrayal of borderline personality disorder through his relationship with his wife. His story reveals the legal scandal of their divorce and the exploitation of mental illness by his wife and a state court system.</p><p>In stunning detail Gravy dissects exposes and gives a definitive and vividly dramatic account of furtive judicial abuse of authority painting a disturbing tableau of what actually happens in our courtrooms: their underlying design organizational values and daily operations—illustrating how the clandestine and undocumented come to deny directly and categorically the compelling public court record.</p><p>Through a revealing window on how innocent people are railroaded to injustice with loss of livelihood liberty and life he inextricably entwines the African-American experience with his other material demonstrates the ominous secret cracks in our justice system unveils a monolithic legal culture represented by gladiatorial back-scratching court functionaries who marginalize non-dominate cultures and inflict real casualties—both at the micro level on the lives of ordinary people and at the national level as our democracy is secretively eroded. Gravy concludes that pretty paper is not justice and demands change.</p>