We're back in that Atlanta court room in 2015. After eight long months, it's finally

verdict day. And just so you know, this is part two of our story. If you haven't listened

to part one yet, you should go back and listen to that one first. Otherwise, this probably

won't make that much sense. Now, we're in the court room and the judge starts by thanking

the jury. He's emotional. He's been emotional throughout the whole trial. And the way you

don't often see in judges. He's almost reduced the tears. I mean notes, notebooks, taking

notes every day. The teachers, rightfully so they look nervous, sitting there waiting

for the verdict. And whatever your verdict is, I'll defend it till I die. You know,

whatever it is, I will defend it. Now the judge is ready. Stay versus Sharon Davis.

The first teacher stands up next to their lawyer, head bowed to form camp one conspiracy

to violate the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act. We the jury found

the defendant guilty guilty. One by one, the teachers get up. State of Georgia versus

Dana Evans, count one conspiracy to violate the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations

act. We the jury found the defendant guilty. We the jury found the defendant guilty. We the jury

found the defendant guilty. Ten teachers found guilty on racketeering charges for cheating

on standardized test scores. They have made their bed and they're going to have to

lie and it starts today. As the judge leaves, the teachers remain seated until law enforcement

officers approach. The teachers are told to place their hands behind their backs. They

take their jewelry off, valuables out of their pockets. And one by one handcuffs are placed

on their wrist. I'm also slag. And from something else, this is cheap.

On the last episode, we heard about the No Child Left Behind Act and how that started

an era of high stakes testing in public schools all around America. A movement of parents

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