To Kill a Mockingbird

why does the trial draw so much interest from the town how do you think it is different from other trials that had taken place in maycomb how does the book suggest this trial is different even from other cases in which black men have been accused of commi

why does the trial draw so much interest from the town how do you think it is different from other trials that had taken place in maycomb how does the book suggest this trial is different even from other cases in which black men have been accused of commiting crimes against white people

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