JUSTICE DELAYED, JUSTICE DELIVERED: THE BIRMINGHAM SIXTEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH BOMBING AND THE LEGACY OF JUDGE FRANK MINIS JOHNSON JR.

The article focuses on justice delayed should be avoided in the U.S. legal system is fundamentally consistent with American aspirations of doing and Judge Frank Minis Johnson Jr. of the U.S. Court of Appeals was one of the most significant and bravest road builders of the last century. It mentions Johnson's decisions remedied long-standing injustices, from racial discrimination to the treatment of patients in mental institutions to other wrongs and link between law and social change.