Defending Jacob
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He made a perplexed gesture: eyebrows raised, big shrug.
“Well, we’ve all been in school.”
His lips began to curl up into a smirk, conspiratorial. Let’s be naughty together and have a laugh in the courtroom.
“Come on, we’ve all been there, some of us more recently than others.”
He gave a crocodile smile which was, to my amazement, returned with little knowing grins from the jurors.
“That’s right, we’ve all been there. And we all know how kids can be. Let’s face it: school can be difficult. Kids... can be mean. They tease, they horse around, they poke fun. You’re going to hear testimony that the victim in this case, a fourteen-year-old boy named Ben Rifkin, teased the defendant. Nothing especially shocking, nothing that would be a big deal to most kids. Nothing you wouldn’t hear on any playground in any town if you left this courtroom right now and drove around a bit.
“Let me be clear about something: it is not necessary to make a saint out of Ben Rifkin, the victim in this case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made a perplexed gesture: eyebrows raised, big shrug.
“Well, we’ve all been in school.”
His lips began to curl up into a smirk, conspiratorial. Let’s be naughty together and have a laugh in the courtroom.
“Come on, we’ve all been there, some of us more recently than others.”
He gave a crocodile smile which was, to my amazement, returned with little knowing grins from the jurors.
“That’s right, we’ve all been there. And we all know how kids can be. Let’s face it: school can be difficult. Kids... can be mean. They tease, they horse around, they poke fun. You’re going to hear testimony that the victim in this case, a fourteen-year-old boy named Ben Rifkin, teased the defendant. Nothing especially shocking, nothing that would be a big deal to most kids. Nothing you wouldn’t hear on any playground in any town if you left this courtroom right now and drove around a bit.
“Let me be clear about something: it is not necessary to make a saint out of Ben Rifkin, the victim in this case.
What to read after Defending Jacob?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W William Sanday to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
CANT READ FURTHER, JUST WONT LOAD
Guest 6 years ago
I could not stop reading!! What a journey indeed! There are ups and downs and so many tragedies on so many levels here.....incredible story!Write Review:
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