Twenty Million Angry Men - by James M Binnall

Twenty Million Angry Men is a groundbreaking book that challenges the long-standing practice of excluding convicted felons from jury service.

Drawing on extensive research, James M.

Binnall makes a compelling case for why these individuals should be included in the jury process, highlighting the benefits of inclusion at the individual and community levels.

By serving as jurors, felons can contribute to the justice system, promote rehabilitation, and help create safer communities.

This book provides a powerful argument for change and is essential reading for anyone interested in criminal justice reform.