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As a former prosecutor in a conservative state, I question whether the writers of this article discussed the true issues with practicing prosecutors and defense attorneys; a lack of understanding of the criminal process is apparent. Domestic violence is not about gun rights. It’s not about voting. It’s about control. Frankly, the fact that these issues are being viewed through a political lens disgusts me. There are real women, men, and children who do not know whether they will survive to see another day—let alone vote in an election. That is the least of their problems. Articles like these operate only to strengthen the ideological divide and paint Southerners in a negative light

Sierra Pfeiffer ’09 Mulhall, Okla.

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