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Fox. Hey, this is Trey, and it's Thursday, which means it's Thursdays with Trey.

More importantly, it is the day that I have a chance to respond to your questions.

With that, the next voice we hear will be the angelic cadence of one Mary Langston.

Hey Trey, how's it going?

I'm doing well. How are you?

Doing great. Thank you for having me. We have so many good questions. I'm

excited to hear your answers.

Who else would I have? You're the only you're the only person. I'm all you have. You're the only person that would do this.

So is there like another option I'm not aware of?

There's probably better options, but right now it's just me. Not to me there is not but you're so

polite always so pardon me for interrupting you I'll let you go to your first

question. Oh you're good. Our first question is from

Carol and she asked when discussing Atticus's closing statement in

To Kill Mockingbird, one of my seventh graders asked why the courts are still not the greatest levelers they were

intended to be? Well that's a really good question from a seventh grader and

the answer I'll try to do this in the fairest way I can.

Our justice system has two components.

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