Criminal justice reform advocates Quisha Mallette and Lauren Robbins discuss efforts to curb a predatory industry that tries to take advantage of law enforcement mugshots

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Attorney Quisha Mallette of the North Carolina Justice Center and litigation paralegal Lauren Robbins of the ACLU of North Carolina

Attorney Quisha Mallette of the North Carolina Justice Center and litigation paralegal Lauren Robbins of the ACLU of North Carolina

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Clayton Henkel

Deputy Editor Clayton Henkel manages the NC Newsline website and daily newsletter, while also producing daily audio commentaries and the weekly News and Views radio program/podcast.

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