I started my career learning a lot about people who are charged with crimes, and even as a prosecutor learning that there is more than one side to a story, I always look at things from both sides. I understand the importance of being fair. I think, you know, I represent a lot of people who may have even been guilty, a lot of times their frustrations were that they didn’t feel heard and when they went to court, they felt like they weren’t getting their day in court. And so I learned that a lot of times people can accept the results. They can accept, you know, the sentences if they feel like they were treated fairly and they were, they were heard.
YOLANDA MACK
ATLANTA – Join us for an eye-opening episode of “Candidate Conversations” as we delve into the world of justice with Yolanda Mack, discussing the crucial roles of public defenders, prosecuting illegals, challenges in addressing domestic violence, the impact of bail reform, and more.
Then, we’ll shift gears with Philip Singleton as we explore his journey into politics, emphasizing action over validation as a Congressional Chief of Staff. Dive into discussions about immigration, budget management, principled leadership, duty, faith, and making a difference.
