"There's nothing your biggest client can't do for you or to you." Michael Sweig's memoir, "In Felony's Mirror," with essays on legal ethics and restorative justice, illustrates the immutable psychological and collateral consequences of felony convictions. Sweig argues that we are all better than our worst acts, and redemption and reformation of character are not reserved only for people who never get caught breaking the law. Legal professionals, policy makers, corrections professionals, and teachers or students of law, criminal justice, business, and public policy should read "In Felony's...