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The Dorm Mother

I'm Attorney General Leslie Rutledge. Every week we are going to explore a new case with Arkansas roots. The cases you will hear about will  involve Arkansans who have been victimized, hurt and our fight at the Attorney General's Office. I'm really excited about you joining in on this adventure. So keep your earbuds in because there's just no telling where our journey will lead. Stick around for "Justice with Rutledge."

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I'm Attorney General Leslie Rutledge. Every week we are going to explore a new case with Arkansas roots. The cases you will hear about will involve Arkansans who have been victimized, hurt and our fight at the Attorney General's Office. I'm really excited about you joining in on this adventure. So keep your earbuds in because there's just no telling where our journey will lead. Stick around for "Justice with Rutledge."

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