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Rochester, N.Y. — A community and panel discussion Saturday at the First Church of God on Clarissa Street focused on reforming the criminal justice system. MORE: Advocates call on New York state ...

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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – United Christian Leadership and Ministry held a community and panel discussion Saturday afternoon on reforming the criminal justice system in Rochester and beyond. “We’re ...