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This week we welcomed Judge Margaret "Peggy" Quinn to the show. Judge Quinn has served her community and country as a federal prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, Magistrate, and elected municipal court judge in Oakwood, Ohio. Judge Quinn is one of the most respected legal figures in the Dayton, Ohio area and has experienced the criminal justice system from every angle. On this week's episode we discussed her time as a AUSA, organized crime, the differences in local and federal cases, inequ...
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