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In fact, according to Romig and O’Connor, it’s more likely that the improvement happened because the agency reassigned 1,000 staffers from field offices, where they served clients face-to-face, to answering phones.

During those meetings, he said, his client was often denied the ability to make plea deals, he said, forcing her to prosecute more difficult cases and increase her workload to take more cases to trial.

“Lawyers, teachers, and medical professionals who endorse or threaten violence violate their license agreements and cannot be trusted to be around clients, children, or patients,” his post read in part.

"The industry makes it impossible to be fully qualified to serve afro hair clients," she said.

He says Mr Mwesigwa pays off security at various nightclubs so they will let his women in to find clients.