Aug. 27, 2024
Lindon Magee | Candidate for Judge Louisiana Division L #203
Chief Judge Blair Edwards announced the establishment of Division L within the 21st Judicial District Court to manage the rising caseloads in Tangipahoa, Livingston, and St. Helena parishes, with a particular focus on juvenile cases.
In this episode,...
Chief Judge Blair Edwards announced the establishment of Division L within the 21st Judicial District Court to manage the rising caseloads in Tangipahoa, Livingston, and St. Helena parishes, with a particular focus on juvenile cases.
In this episode, Lindon Bennett MaGee, a candidate for the Judge’s seat, discusses her motivations to run and the necessity of Division L. Lindon, a local attorney with a decade of experience, highlights the overwhelming case numbers due to increased population and pandemic-related judicial delays. She shares her early influences, including her mother and the character Atticus Finch (To Kill a Mockingbird), which shaped her passion for justice and helping underserved communities. Lindy commits to addressing juvenile crime and emphasizes the need for judges to balance legal acumen with empathy.
As her campaign progresses, she encourages community engagement ahead of the November 5 election and expresses her dedication to fostering an equitable judicial system for all residents.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction of Division L
05:08 Personal Background and Education
07:21 Passion for Law 10:56 Judicial Experience and Insights
13:00 Campaign Trail and Community Engagement
16:45 Reflections on Running for Office
Lindon Magee for Judge on the Web: https://www.lindy4judge.com
Lindon Magee for Judge on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lbmlaw
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In late June of this year, Chief Judge of the
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twenty first Judicial District Court, Blair Edwards, officially announce the
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introduction of a new judicial division designated as Division L.
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This announcement was prompted due to the rising case lave
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faced by courts within Tanjibajoa, Livingston and Saint Helena parishes.
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The newly formed Division L will primarily handle juvenile cases
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across all three parishes and will oversee criminal documents specifically
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in Livingston and Tanjabahoa parishes. We have one of the
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candidates for judge in the newly formed Division L here
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with us today to speak with us on why she
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is running and what we can look forward to with
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her in the judge's seat. So with that, I want
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to welcome Lynda McGee to local leaders and you go bye, Lindy.
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Correct, that's right, and thanks so much for having me today.
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Well, I am excited to talk to you. This is
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a very interesting subject. And let me just say this
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on your name. I have a thing with unique names.
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Lendon is a very unique name. Obviously, Lindy also unique.
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I always tell people people call me Jim, but my
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actual birth name is James and usually if somebody calls me, James,
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I'm in trouble, it's usually my wife yelling at me
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or my mom yelling at me, one of the two.
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So exactly, So.
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We're gonna call you Lindy today.
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So I'm not in trouble yet.
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You're not in trouble, okay, So we're you know, interesting
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stuff has been happening in the twenty first Judicial which
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sparked division L and tell us a little bit about that.
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Well, honestly, our case load has just grown tremendously. I mean,
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of course, we all see the population growth that we've
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been facing. Yeah, so with that, we have a rise
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in cases, of course, and our judges are just overloaded.
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Right.
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That's actually why for the past few years I've been
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working as a staff attorney with our judges because of
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the need to help that case overload. So I've been
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assisting with that in that capacity for the past few years.
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Wow, very good with this particular division, it's going to
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be primarily focusing on juvenile courts.
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Right, well, initially it is set up to handle twenty
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percent of our juvenile cases in Livingston here and then
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also in Tangba Hoae.
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I see, very good and you are, you know, no
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stranger to this area. You you grew up in Strawberry City,
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that's right, Ponchatula and you graduated from Pontchatula High School. Yes,
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And where'd you go from there?
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Well? After that, I went to Southeastern. I always joke
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and say my only regret about Southeastern is that they
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did not have a law school. Right, I'm glad it
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made me venture out from there. I went on the LSU.
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All.
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Yeah, graduated there.
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Here's the interesting thing about you. You were young graduating
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out of high school. I actually graduated a year early.
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Yes, that's wow.
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Very good, book smart, very book smart. I can see.
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Tell us the story about you and your sister. We
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talked about this off camera.
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My sister we are very close. Also a little bit competitive,
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just to take sure, but I wanted to catch up
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with her, so especially we both knew we wanted to
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go to law school. So she kind of held back
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a year, you know, took some time at Southeastern, and
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I worked to cash up with her. I loaded my studies,
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took as many classes as I could to get as
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many hours in so that I could catch up with her,
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and then we were able to go to law school together.
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Awesome. Awesome, man, you eventually graduate from law school. How
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was that experience? What was that like?
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I loved it it really, Like you said, LSU, the
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campus itself is huge, the law center. We were a
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very close knit group. It was a great experience. Of
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course LSU football, just the relationships that you made there.
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It was really more like high school as far as
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just the connections made in.
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That last Yeah, and it's a you know, in your case,
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it's a bunch of people that have an interest in
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the law and like a little family in most if
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you will. And that kind of leads me into my
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next question, and that is what was it about the law?
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Because what I just told all the listeners is, look,
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you are obviously very smart. You probably could have had
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your choice of what you wanted to do in life.
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You chose the law. Why.
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My mom has always been my hero. Anything my mom
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did or anything she liked, I always wanted to do
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the same. When I was growing up. Her favorite movie
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was always To Kill a Mockingbird. Great movie at a
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young age. I was probably six or seven watching it
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and fell in love with it. In Atticus Bench and
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I saw the law as a way to help people
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who may need it most. Not everyone has access to
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the justice system or to legal aid. And I saw
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that as a way that I could help people and
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help our community.
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Very good, great answer, and you know, little do it
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some people know, I guess, but I had an interest
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in the law when I was like fourteen fifteen. I'm like, yeah,
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that's what I want to do. I want to be
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a lawyer. But then I figured out you had to
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get to school for a long time. I'm like, I
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don't know if I want to go past my bachelor's
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for that long. So so I ended up eventually being
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a podcaster. It was a good second stop. But just
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to obviously you did a wonderful job there, and your
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mother mother too. Yes, very good.
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You married, yes.
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And something else about you that's interesting is that you've
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got a little hobby of what what do you like
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to do in your spare time?
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Anything outdoors really, honting, fishing, riding horses. I try my
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best to keep my boys outside as much as possible.
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Right, let's talk about your motivation a run for judge. Specifically,
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a lot of attorneys are completely happy attorney in and
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so that you know, running for judge to them is
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something they just don't have an interest in doing. What
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gives you an interest in it?
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Well, whenever I was at Southeastern, I worked at the
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DA's office as a victim's advocate and was in the
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courtroom a good bit in that role. And from where
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I sat, I saw that the judge was the one
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who controlled and was able to help where he could.
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And from that moment, I just I fell in love
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with the role. Then through law school, I clerked for
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our judges in the twenty first and got a more
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in depth look at their role, and I just knew
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that that was always what I would want to do.
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Very good. And let's talk about your experience real quick,
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something that you would obviously if someone's looking to elect
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a judge, they I'm sure I would imagine we'll want
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someone with a little bit of experience with the law.
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Tell us what you did well, Like I.
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Said, I was a victim's advocate and I was a
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law clerk once I graduated, I litigated for about seven years.
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I was a member of a larger firm in Hammond.
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Then I also worked as a solo practitioner. I have
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my owned business. Oh wow, that saw the challenges went
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through COVID with that everything.
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Yeah, that's a whole different experience in it.
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Oh my goodness. Yes, crash course definitely, yeah, absolutely, business management.
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Yeah, very good. And how long have you been How
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long have you been an attorney?
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I guess ten years?
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Okay, yeah, a good long time. How do you view
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that role of a judge? How would you answer that?
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I feel like they are able. First, I feel like
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they take the law, and I think that the law
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is a beautiful thing, and I think that it's crafted
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to be interpreted and to allow your passion to kind
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of work into it. And I feel like the judge
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is sitting there and they're able to take their life
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experiences and their work experiences and look at that together
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with the law, and look at the cases before them,
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and consider all of the evidence and make a just determination.
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And I think that doing that it is a heavy
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heavy weight that is on those judges. But I also
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think that to do that correctly and fairly is so
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important to our society. Absolutely to our I mean that's
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to me, the cornerstone the foundation of our government. And
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to be able to do that and do that correctly
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is of the utmost importance.
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Wow, I couldn't agree with that more and a great
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answer to that question. Let me ask you, what do
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you see as the problems that need to be fixed
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in your area that you will be covering.
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I honestly see where you. Of course, we have our
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issues that we've always been faced with. What I'm noticing
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now in seeing a trend in is issues that I
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believe were contributed to by COVID. You see lots of
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juvenile crime. You're seeing gangs of rising in our areas.
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And to me, that is you had children on the
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streets instead of in school. I think that that left
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avoid there that was filled with things that just should
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not be there. And these children, I feel like need
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someone there to let them know, Hey, we're watching, we
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know what you're doing. You need to fix this before
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it becomes you know, of course it's a problem now,
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but they need to know get this fixed. You can
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still make a change. It's not too late, get back
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on the right path.
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Yeah. I agree one hundred percent, and I do that
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was a big covey, in my opinion, was a big
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contributor to the juvenile crime because these kids were you know,
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their parents worked, so maybe they were home alone or
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maybe their parents were home because it was COVID and
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some people didn't have a job to go to at
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that point. But it certainly made you know, idle minds
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can be a problem sometimes when you're when you're young, exactly,
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sometimes when you're old, but really when you're young and
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you have nothing but time, that can be a problem.
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A major reason that this this new division is being
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is because the caseloads how backed up? Right now are
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they prior to this division?
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L Well, they have made strides to finally catch up
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from our COVID backload. Of course, we weren't having jury
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trials for quite a while, so just that alone backed
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everything up. But our judges are phenomenal at working the
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best that they can and managing their caseloads. I've done
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it about three years ago, is whenever I went to
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work for them as a staff attorney, and I've tried
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my best, of course to prepare them and give them
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as much information about their cases and the research, do
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the research to help them be able to manage that
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caseload and make those decisions on the bench as efficiently
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as possible.
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Sure, and it's an important issue because you know, everybody
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has I guess the right to a speedy trial, right,
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and so from that aspect, you need to be able
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to offer that. But also you see a lot of
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cases and they finally get adjudicated, and by the time
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they're adjudicated, people are like, wait a minute, this happened
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in twenty nineteen and it's twenty twenty four. You know,
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those kind of things.
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We recently settled a flood case from nineteen eighty three.
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It was a class action suit.
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Wow.
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It actually I grew up hearing about the flood of
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eighty three. My grandparents flooded. My dad tells the story
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about them floating out of the house, very similar to yeah,
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you know, yeah, yes. And at this point as it's settling,
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my grandparents were some of the claimants and you're looking
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at both of them are now deceased, and you've got
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their children now getting the proceeds. It's just crazy how
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long some things can lag on.
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Yeah, it really is. And I have another podcast that
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I do where we cover the crime headlines and just
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what's going on in the world of crime. And that
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is the most shocking thing to me, is how you
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know the wills of justice tern but sometimes they turn
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very slow and there's some cases where that's expected. Maybe
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there's a lot of moving parts to that. Adding this
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division should speed that up significantly, I would imagine.
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And the thing that's very unique about this division and
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to me exciting about it is it's built right now
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to initially handle the case load that we discussed, but
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also in a few years there'll be the opportunity to
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convert to a general jurisdiction. Should that be the need
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of the district.
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At that time, Oh, that's wonderful, So.
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