The final difference between the two courtroom trials is how the verdict of the case gave justice to one man and unfairness to the other. Tom's case was full of inaccuracies and lacked verification to indicate he was guilty, yet, it was still successful. In the trial, Tom Robinson encounters racial injustice and was convicted of being "...guilty..." (pg. 211) when there was no harm done. In the 1930's Alabama, individuals who were African-American had no word against a white's no matter the situation. This created unfairness towards the coloured community within Maycomb. The same type of situation was present in "A Time To Kill." With the legal system being prejudice against African-Africans, Carl Lee and his lawyer Jake were doubtful if Carl
