Cash Bail : Unjust Episode 1 by Maddie Pukite

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This episode received an honorable mention in NPR's 2020 Student Podcast Challenge.
This is the first episode of my podcast Unjust. (& submission to NPR's student podcast challenge) It is an up-close look at the criminal justice system and what people from all angels have to say about it. The first four episodes all deal with cash bail. Episode one is essentially a rundown of the issue with input from Repasentaive Noor from Minnesota.

The reason this episode is so much shorter is also because of the time limit for the NPR contest.
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