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Jennifer L. Brunner: As a Franklin County Common Pleas judge, founded the county's first adult felony drug court, the TIES Program (Treatment Is Essential to Success), aimed at reducing recidivism among defendants with substance-abuse issues.

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As a Franklin County Common Pleas judge, founded the county's first adult felony drug court, the TIES Program (Treatment Is Essential to Success), aimed at reducing recidivism among defendants with substance-abuse issues.

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