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In this episode of Justice Unfiltered, host Tug Cowart and Daniel Matalon of A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds sit down with Mo Ivory, attorney, law professor, and Democratic candidate for Fulton County Commission Chair. Mo brings her unique blend of media experience, legal expertise, and grassroots activism to a candid conversation about why local elections matter more than anyone realizes.

We discuss the real impact of underfunded courts and jail overcrowding on everyday people, how social media is misleading young people into bad choices, and why changing the culture of the Fulton County Commission starts with transparency and accountability. Mo shares the story behind her iconic "Mo Voting Party Bus" initiative, which has moved over 12,000 students to the polls, and explains how she plans to bring real policy solutions to one of Georgia's most critical government roles.

Whether you're facing charges, working through the justice system, or just trying to understand why local government actually matters for your daily life, this episode delivers straight talk from someone committed to real change.

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