The Extraordinary Ordinary Prisoner

From life without the possibility of parolee to law student. Jeremiah Bourgeois would be sentenced to adult life at the age of 14. Twenty-seven years later, through determination and an extreme amount of patience, Jeremiah is a law student at Gonzaga; one of the more competitive private universities in the US. The less traveled road to this destination will have you in ahh.

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