The world is literally watching to see if America’s justice system lives up to the ideals and the promise of ensuring one standard of justice for all.
Marilyn Mosby: “The world is literally watching to see if America’s justice system lives up to the ideals and the promise of ensuring…”
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Marilyn Mosby highlights the global attention on the Chauvin trial and the expectation for justice.
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