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Pleading Guilty Study Guide

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by Scott Turow
About 5 pages (1,522 words)
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At the center of Pleading Guilty is Mack Malloy, ex-Catholic, ex-cop, ex-husband, ex-alcoholic, and soon to be ex-partner in Gage & Griswell. Even from his childhood he had recognized that "I was hopelessly at odds with everyone — my ma, the Church, the nuns at school, the entire claustrophobic community with its million rules."

As he grew older, Mack continued to realize the many traps around him.

Since he owed his admission to the police academy to a local councilman, Mack had to repay the favor, and so he altered the bar exam results for the councilman's son, Jake Eiger. This pattern of corruption was a part of Mack's life, even though many times it was inadvertent rather than willed.

When he was a police officer, Mack's partner gave him his "share" of.....

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Pleading Guilty from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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