Epi. 206: Fines, fees & bail practices create paradigm shift for judiciary

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Chief Justice of Ohio Maureen O'Connor and Laurie Dudgeon, co-chairs of a National Task Force on Court Fines, Fees & Bail Practices discuss the potential impact that court fines and fees have on the poor and what the courts are doing to make the system work better for everyone.

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