EPISODE · Aug 13, 2020 · 57 MIN
Thursday | 8/13/2020 | Life & Law w/ Elizabeth Flood
from Good Morning Aurora · host Studio B: The Host
From learning about the judiciary to good food in St. Charles, our conversation today with Kane County Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Flood was great! It was informative, revealing and it was good to get perspective from a true public servant. With 25 years of experience Elizabeth brings fairness and an updated way of thinking to the justice system. For far too long, many of our community members have felt that the justice system is not there to help them. Indeed, many in our community have had a more cynical view of prosecutors, judges and lawyers. But what's more important is dialogue. It's far more important to take the time to understand each other and to learn. There's many things about the law that we ourselves weren't familiar with. Judge Flood explained things well and we appreciate her time this morning. It's also worth mentioning that Judge Flood is involved in many community activities and recently sponsored the Fox Valley Marines golf outing. She's an awesome person and we are happy that people of her caliber are who make up our judges and prosecutors in Kane County. Shouts go out to the Kane County Bar Association, the Fox Valley Marines and all Air Force veterans. Special shouts to the Aurora Public Library, Crystal House and Gremlen Studios. Thank you's go to all the people of authority making positive change in Kane county. That includes Jamie Mosser (candidate for Kane County States Attorney) and Sheriff Ron Hain (KCSO). Shout out to Alderwomen Hart-Burns & Tammy Smith. Shout out to the Rotary Club and shout out to Hunter & JV (#squadgoals). Peace and love to all of you in Aurora & Kane County. Be blessed & powerful on this Thursday.
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From learning about the judiciary to good food in St. Charles, our conversation today with Kane County Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Flood was great! It was informative, revealing and it was good to get perspective from a true public servant. With 25 years of experience Elizabeth brings fairness and an updated way of thinking to the justice system. For far too long, many of our community members have felt that the justice system is not there to help them. Indeed, many in our community have had a more cynical view of prosecutors, judges and lawyers. But what's more important is dialogue. It's far more important to take the time to understand each other and to learn. There's many things about the law that we ourselves weren't familiar with. Judge Flood explained things well and we appreciate her time this morning. It's also worth mentioning that Judge Flood is involved in many community activities and recently sponsored the Fox Valley Marines golf outing. She's an awesome person and we are happy that people of her caliber are who make up our judges and prosecutors in Kane County. Shouts go out to the Kane County Bar Association, the Fox Valley Marines and all Air Force veterans. Special shouts to the Aurora Public Library, Crystal House and Gremlen Studios. Thank you's go to all the people of authority making positive change in Kane county. That includes Jamie Mosser (candidate for Kane County States Attorney) and Sheriff Ron Hain (KCSO). Shout out to Alderwomen Hart-Burns & Tammy Smith. Shout out to the Rotary Club and shout out to Hunter & JV (#squadgoals). Peace and love to all of you in Aurora & Kane County. Be blessed & powerful on this Thursday.
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Thursday | 8/13/2020 | Life & Law w/ Elizabeth Flood
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