
This episode discusses California's Senate Bill 1391, which eliminates the option for 14 and 15-year-olds to be tried as adults. Cera Rice, granddaughter of Claudia Maupin, shares her personal connection to the issue and the impact of the bill on families and communities.
Cera explains the significance of Bill 1391 and her motivation to speak out against it. She emphasizes the need to educate the public and the governor about the consequences of the bill, highlighting that it affects more than just her family.
During a press conference, Cera's message resonated with others who have faced similar challenges. She recounts organizing a petition to gather support and the decision to hold a peaceful protest to draw attention to the issue.
Despite her efforts, Cera expresses her disappointment when the governor signs the bill, describing the overwhelming fear and disappointment felt by those affected.
Cera Rice discusses California's Senate Bill 1391 and its impact on juvenile justice.

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