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And you start to wonder, what if things have gone differently?

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I've always just naturally been curious, like I've been a natural investigator my entire life.

This is Jessica Maple. Back in 2011, she was finishing sixth grade and starting to make plans for her perfect summer. And what she really wanted to do was go to a policy debate camp. And then my mother said, hey, Jessica, I just got an email from the school and the county is going to have a junior district attorney camp.

Jessica was annoyed that her mother assumed that district attorney camp would be anything like policy debate camp.

She was 12.

And I'm just like, mom, I'm not into this type of stuff, so I don't want to go.

And she's like, well, you're going anyway.

So I was a bit upset until I went that first day.

For years, District Attorney Paul Howard led camps for Atlanta's middle school students.

Campers didn't swim or canoe or make friendship bracelets. They spent their days at police stations and observing criminal trials.

They had to abide by the junior DA Creed.

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