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Leticia Jams Biography

 Leticia Jams Biography

Leticia Jams Biography Hello, my name is Leticia James and I am the Attorney General of the great state of New York. So I'm a booklet in every way. But at the young age of 14, I became convinced that my brother had been falsely arrested. And my mother struggled every day and brought me down from the criminal court and I was a young girl in the criminal court.

 

 And not everyone in the courtroom looked like me except the defendants. And I always remember a judicial officer who told my mother to sit down and be quiet. Just to answer the question, where is my son?

Leticia Jams Biography
                                       Leticia Jams Biography

 And I vowed at the time that he would never sit down. Let any mother or grandmother be disrespected in the courtroom. And the fact that Isaw, whose face I have seen, will give a clearer picture of the city I love. And the state I now represent and began my career as a criminal.

The justice system, but most importantly, emphasizes social justice. So these are historical footnotes and if you ask me the truth I don't think much of it. Because I know a lot of people who are first I know a lot of people.

 With titles and I know a lot of people. Whatever you don't do and therefore the question is what do you do as a force? How can you affect someone else's life? How can you affect that change?

What can you do about it? Improve the human condition of those who are struggling under the burden of poverty. And for those who are deprived of the sunshine of opportunity, every day I think I go to my church on the hill Emmanuel Baptist Church to cross the Nile. This is my peace Shelter is where I am strong. This is where I get one every Sunday.

A healthy social justice sermon and I fly anew. And I fly on the wings of an eagle. Obviously, you know all women of this color in politics, including Kamala Harris, the first black woman attorney general outside of California.

Funds and people who criticize you. And we all have our own prejudices, just as the people in the room have stereotypes and prejudices about your performance.

 But like Senator Harris, whenever we go into a room, we own it. And for each of them, whenever we overcome all these stereotypes. And we exceed expectations. We have filed 35 lawsuits against Trump.

Administration This is the latest. Whoever violates the rights and dignity of others, whoever believes that he is above the law, it is my duty and his responsibility to make sure that no one is above the law.

 I swear I will defend it. It is our responsibility to defend the Constitution and we are now more divided than ever. We find ourselves with a president who will, unfortunately, believe that there are good people who hate and hate traffic.

 The good guys are the presidents of America who want to divide us. And a president

Which does not believe in the rights and freedoms of the backward and vulnerable population. And so my message to the president is really a series of books. There is a book about Charlie Chisholm being in Boston. I bought a book by the late President JFK.

 Stories of people through Nation of Immigrants and Vernon Jordan, stories like Vernon Jordan, and my favorite Shiro Barbara Jordan who once sat on the Justice Judicial Committee. Joe Richard Nixon's accusation that I will not remain silent. And allow anyone to violate the constitution I have been reminded of.

Often and that's why I stand up, that's why I fight big dreams and let the haters wait for you. Simple justice, sweet and simple justice.

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