Fry, Russell
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spoke · 1 of 3 transcribed hearings
3min
speaking time on the record
18
speaking turns
580
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129:08
Fry, Russell. I think the question is like what you consider a serious case. So in the case of DUI or shoplifting as in Ms. Gorman, those would be, those would be considered serious cases and I'm glad you actually do that. I'm glad you disagree with the ranking member. Ms. Gorman, did you watch any of President T...
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