Thoughts On A Wrongful: Systemic injustice, wrongful convictions, and legal malpractice 6 x 9 inch and 169 pages

By Z Kless

A Gripping True Story. A Sharp Legal Mind. A Call for Justice.

At 169 pages of powerful storytelling and incisive analysis, this groundbreaking nonfiction book shatters the divide between personal experience and public systems-delivering an unforgettable blend of legal insight, raw memoir, investigative reporting, and urgent social commentary.

In this bold and genre-defying work, the author takes readers on a deeply human journey through the cracks of Canada's institutions. From courtroom battles to backroom deals, and from painful personal reckonings to systemic truths hidden in plain sight, this book reveals how injustice is often legal-and how the law itself is often complicit in inequality even in Canada.

What makes this book unique:

* Legal analysis that brings clarity to the often opaque workings of the courts, statutes, and legal precedents that shape real lives.

* Personal memoir that gives voice to what's often left out of legal briefs: the emotion, trauma, and lived consequences.

* Investigative storytelling that uncovers hidden patterns of racism, deceit, and corruption within institutions.

* Social commentary that connects the dots-between individual harm and collective injustice, private pain and public policy.

Perfectly sized at 6x9 inches and packed with 165+ pages of immersive prose, this is a book for readers who want more than statistics and headlines. It's for those who seek to understand why injustice persists-and how change might finally begin.

Whether you're a legal scholar, activist, student, or simply a reader looking for a story that informs and inspires, this book will leave you thinking long after you turn the last page.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FJ8MTKSY
• ISBN13: 9798292978367
• Release Date: July 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 170 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"