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James Bell featured on Atlanta's Press Pause Radio

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Last weekend James was invited to discuss disproportionate minority contact with Patricia Wilson-Smith on Atlanta's WAEC talk radio channel Love 860.

You can listen to an archive of the show here.

Juvenile justice and disparities information.

Booking Officer John Doleman from Ventura County

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