Snow Falling on Cedars

How does Alvin Hooks use the juror's prejudices against Japanese- Americans in an effort to win his case against Kabuo.

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In chapter 29, Alvin Hooks directs the jurors to consider Kabuo's eyes and face when they decide their verdict. He is implying that simply being Japanese is grounds for guilt.

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