Walking with Justice

“While reading Walking with Justice, you might discover—as I did—that you have found another mentor: Judge Rosenn himself. Fortunately for us, his protégé has done such a beautiful job of relating the lessons she learned from Judge that you’ll be able to determine your best course of action in any given situation by referring back to the book you hold in your hands. If you have any question regarding how to live a good, productive, and righteous life, the answer lies somewhere in these pages. In fact, I would go so far as to say that Dr. Mollie has written a timeless handbook for being human.”

“As a teacher, Judge Rosenn was patient, kind, and precise. As a jurist he was fair, compassionate and principal. As family, he was warm, caring and devoted. Decades after finishing my clerkship, I keep a picture of Judge on my desk. It reminds me of the way people are suppose to live.”

“In a time when we are so inundated with new technologies and strategies, this is a great book to remind us to slow down and focus on the important things and our foundation. From lessons of fairness (life is unfair and sometimes inequality is in our favor) to the need to adapt, this book was filled with fantastic reminders that had me jotting down notes throughout. Walking with Justice will help you return your focus to what’s important.”

“Many thanks to Mollie Marti for bringing the story of her mentor and friend, Judge Max Rosenn, to a larger audience. He set a high standard for what it is to be a just and compassionate human being. We can all learn from his sterling example.”

“Walking with Justice is not just a book about seeking justice and doing what’s right, but also a manifesto that will help you think bigger about who you are and what you offer the world. This book is transformational and its author a loving teacher committed to your future.”

“Walking with Justice contains life vitamins to strengthen readers for a lifetime of morality, service to others, and wise decision making. It belongs in every home, school and place of worship. Mollie Marti has penned a gift to you and all mankind.

“Not since Tuesdays with Morrie have I witnessed such an endearing love affair between a student of life and a masterful teacher. Walking with Justice offers a fresh look at the ageless principles of living and loving from the heart.”

“This book of profound life wisdom written with the unassuming touch of a Midwest farm girl’s insight will give you a deeper understanding of where you’ve been, who you are, and the path forward that is your destiny. This tribute to an extraordinary man is a gift to us all.”

“In an age where instant gratification is the norm, many lose site of the fact that personal growth requires years of patience, humility and mentorship. I’m grateful that Mollie took the time to chronicle her journey of discovery and then share that gift with all of us.”

“This must read book at once entertains, educates, and inspires. Upon first reading, Walking with Justice already felt like coming home to a timeless classic.”

“Mollie Marti’s special tribute to our hero made me laugh. It made me cry. And it gave me the gift of spending time with my life’s greatest mentor. All who worked with Judge saw his justice and compassion at work daily in every contribution, every phone call taken, every letter answered. He lived his life to serve, and those around him grew by his very presence. A presence that lives on through the pages of Walking with Justice.”

“Judge Rosenn…loved the law and embraced it as the source of our liberty and our freedom, feeling an enormous obligation, like a soldier in battle, to never stop his pursuit of justice. With his death, we lost a treasure. With Walking with Justice, we’ve gained one.”

“A wonderful, inspiring, empowering invitation to enrich our lives through the love and lessons of our teachers. In the footsteps of her mentor, Dr. Mollie teaches with such compassion and wisdom that you won’t realize you’re learning … until you suddenly realize that this book has forever changed how you live.”