Guest: Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigations Fellow – St. Louis Judges Embrace Ankle Monitors – July 30, 2025

“St. Louis Judges embrace ankle monitors” A NYT investigative report by Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigation Fellow

Guest: Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigations Fellow – St. Louis Judges Embrace Ankle Monitors – July 30, 2025

“St. Louis Judges embrace ankle monitors” A NYT investigative report by Taylor Tiamoyo Harris, Former New York Times Investigation Fellow

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