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James White Fulton County prosecutor story of redemption

James White spent two years in prison for armed robbery, then forged a path toward his education and now a role as a county prosecutor.

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Beating the bars: James White III overcomes the odds in the pursuit of restorative justice

James White III could be considered the perfect embodiment of a second chance success story.

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From prison to prosecutor: Metro man gets second chance to help others turn their lives around

From prison to prosecutor: Metro man gets second chance to help others turn their lives around
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Beating the bars: James White overcomes the odds in the pursuit of restorative justice

James White could be considered the perfect embodiment of a second chance success story.

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A guide to Trump s 78 felony charges Plus, what this means for 2024 – The Moderate Voice

Assuming Trump is convicted of a felony charge, what does that mean for his campaign? How many courtrooms are on tap? Should he go to prison?

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