Electing A Judge To The LA County Superior Court with Myanna Dellinger | Election 2020

10/15/20 • 39 min

Myanna Dellinger is on the 2020 election ballot for a spot on the LA County Superior Court as a judge. From what it cost to be on the ballot, to explaining the levels of powers Judges are granted Myanna takes us through the whole spectrum needed to inform our vote. Myanna also speaks on the others running for the same spot as a judge and the holes in their claims. This is also the first episode with a Law professor who breaks down her own views on a career in Law. If either a career in law or having a more informed voting stance -- this is the blueprint for you.

You can connect with Myanna at: https://dellingerforjudge.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myannadellinger/

You can connect with Myanna at: https://dellingerforjudge.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myannadellinger/

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