Listen: Texas Standard for March 10, 2015
The official vehicle of Texas goes from large to extra large – but at what cost to safety? Also, we’ll explore why other states are looking to Texas for criminal justice reform. Plus, a prescription for what ails us politically. All that and more, on this episode of the Standard:
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