Legal Mail Window: The Autobiography - Paperback

by Bernard Tribe Ackon (Author)

Legal mail window is about a time that God showed Himself strong on my behalf and gave me another chance at life. I was sentenced to 15 years in the department of corrections for possession of ammunition by a convicted felon. During a police raid searching for drugs they found nothing but a box of bullets. This book outlines the perseverance, faith and everything I went thru to have this case overturned. In prison there was a window where a postal lady would come thru everyday to give out legal mail responses to the inmates that submitted motions to the state. Most of those inmates have submitted every motion possible (its called "throwing everything but the kitchen sink" at the state) and all has been denied and now they are stuck with the time they were given. Every day before lunch the correctional officers would call out a selected few inmates that have legal mail. They line up in front of this window, and if you was to take a step back you could see that every one of them has hope that something comes thru to help them to get home, or fear of rejection. It also outlines what I saw in there and how God came thru for me when all seemed impossible. Not only does it detail the struggles and the odds that were beaten but it will also show the trials and tribulations are a conditioning process to place you in a leadership position of greatness.