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Today's episode is number 33, the Marcia Jones story.

Megan, I covered this case in November of 2020 and still talk about this in my classes today.

In fact, I use this story as a case study in my summer class this summer.

And in fact, we still get emails about this case because I do the email responses and I just saw a new one the other day.

Yeah. I mean, this case brings up so many issues. And as we'll discuss, there's been quite a bit of policy that has

changed since this event occurred. Right. So make sure you stick around after today's episode

to hear how laws have changed and a little bit of a discussion about how things would have

been different if this case happened today. All right, let's go ahead and hear our original coverage of the Marciae Jones story.

27-year-old Marcee Jones was five months pregnant when she was involved in a fight that ended in the tragic death of her unborn child.

A few months later, a grand jury indicted Marceau on a manslaughter charge for the death.

Was this young woman, in fact, guilty of a crime, or was she also a victim in this situation?

This is episode 33, the Marcia Jones story.

Music episode 33, the Marcia Jones story. Hi, Megan.

Hi, Amy.

Good to see you.

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