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09 October
2009

Here and Now - U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke, NPR politcal editor Ken Rudin

Newly appointed U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke joins host Steve Goldstein in studio. As the state's top federal prosecutor, Burke is responsible for handing all civil and criminal cases, including crimes that take place on Native reservations, immigration and smuggling cases, and federal white collar crime.

NPR political editor Ken Rudin will also join Steve to talk politics and his passion for political button collecting. It will be interesting to see how many campaign souvenirs he has amassed and which ones stand out.

We had to tape Madeline Albright's interview, so we wont be taking questions for her. A very likable person, she talks with Steve about her pin (or brooch) collection and the challenges facing U.S. foreign policy today.

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Thanks,
Paul


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08 July
2009

Here and Now - Retired Chief Justice Ruth McGregor

Ruth McGregor grew up attending a one room school house in Iowa. She graduated at the top of her undergraduate college class, and was valedictorian of her law school class. Now, after serving more than ten years on the Arizona Supreme Court, four of them as Chief Justice, McGregor is retiring.

Your questions and comments are welcome!


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25 February
2009

Here and Now - Arizona's Criminal Justice System

How are budget cuts affecting Arizona's criminal justice system? That's what we want to find out. We also want to learn more about a new concept called 'evidence based sentencing' that's beginning to gain momentum. Then there's a new study released last week that found crime labs are underfunded, use techniques that lack scientific foundation and cause significant case delays because of backlogs.

Let us know what your concerns are.


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06 October
2004

Arizona Supreme Court

The AZ Supreme Court plays a pivital role in a number of high profile issues...the death penalty, the state's clean election law, pornography in public libraries and other free speech issues. Also...we’ll talk about Arizona’s judicial merit selection process. In this hour of Here and Now, we welcome Chief Justice Charles Jones and Vice Chief Justice Ruth McGregor.


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