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The promise of ""equal justice under law"" is etched into every courthouse, but for too many, that promise remains an illusion. Justice Rewritten takes readers behind the rhetoric and inside the realities of a system that often punishes more than it protects. With the insight of criminology and the urgency of lived experience, Iris Ramirez exposes how poverty, trauma, race, and policy intersect to shape who ends up behind bars-and why. Across ten thought-provoking chapters, Ramirez reveals the systemic flaws that fuel mass incarceration: the school-to-prison pipeline, punitive laws that fail to deter crime, the stigma of lifelong labels, and the dehumanizing conditions inside prison walls. But this is not just a critique-it's a call to action. Drawing on research, global comparisons, and proven reform models, Justice Rewritten lays out a bold blueprint for change rooted in prevention, rehabilitation, and equity. From heartbreaking realities to inspiring possibilities, this book challenges readers to rethink what justice could look like if healing, accountability, and human dignity were at its core. If you believe justice should do more than punish-if you want to understand how we can build safer, fairer communities-this book will show you the way forward.

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