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THERE ARE NO CHILDREN HERE - FREE LESSON PLAN / ANALYSIS SEPTEMBER
29, 1989 CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE
Summary
Lafeyette’s hearing at last arrives. The boys on trial for vandalizing
the Toyota are all from the same neighborhood, but hang out with different
crowds. Their public defender is Anne Rhodes, a tough, hard-boiled, almost
curt attorney. She is overworked and tired of what she sees each day,
but she is also very perceptive when it comes to the behavior of the kids
in the projects. They are still just children to her. She comes to believe
that most of the five boys are innocent and that only one boy can really
be guilty. However, she is....... Notes
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