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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 46 MIN

Theresa, | Jan 21, 2026 001

from Law Matters 1030 · host Sherry

In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Teresa Guerrero, a dedicated advocate for drug awareness following the tragic loss of her son to fentanyl. They discuss the importance of legislative changes to combat drug trafficking, the inadequacies of current sentencing laws, and the impact of political decisions on public safety. Guerrero shares her personal journey of advocacy, emphasizing the need for community education on the dangers of illicit drugs and the importance of supporting families affected by addiction. The conversation also touches on broader political issues, including the electoral process and healthcare challenges, highlighting the need for reform and accountability in government.Knee-jerk reactions to crises are counterproductive.Advocacy can stem from personal tragedy.Legislative changes are necessary to combat drug trafficking.Current sentencing laws are inadequate for drug dealers.Public protests reflect community frustration and anger.The January 6th insurrection was a violation of democracy.The electoral college may need reform for fairness.Healthcare costs are rising and affecting many families.Education on drug dangers can save lives.Community support is vital for families affected by addiction.

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