Justice (The Justice Trilogy)
As the United States celebrates our 250th anniversary of independence, we stand at a precarious moment, one where the promises of our founding ideals are being tested as never before. Justice is a stage-play in book format, part history infused courtroom drama, part civic reckoning, Justice dramatizes two contemporary First Amendment cases through the eyes of our founding fathers, who are watching the proceedings through one way windows. Speaking largely in their own documented words, the past and present collide in a meditation on law, legacy and the unfinished American experiment. Justice dares to ask the question that feels essential for this moment: Are we still who we said we were? The voices of the founding fathers serve not as static relics, but as provocateurs, idealists and flawed visionaries reacting to the evolving legacy of their work. Justice will encourage readers to engage and reflect on what it means to be an American and perhaps instill appreciation for what is at the roots of our democracy.
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